Group art exhibition begins at Bharat Bhavan

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Somewhere the peace of nature connecting human world and somewhere the beauty of contemporary world, all this were witnessed by the art enthusiasts in an art exhibition.A group exhibition is being put up here from Tuesday at Rangdarshini Art Gallery, Bharat Bhavan. Organised under the Roopabh series of fine art Bharat Bhavan, the artists from Nagpur have come  together and displayed their creations before the art lovers.
Seven artists from Nagpur, including Abdul Gaffar, Kishore Ingle, Maruti Shelke, Praful Naise, Sanjay Jadhar, Subhash Babulkar and Vikas Joshi presented their distinct creations at the art gallery.The artists have beautifully presented their creativity in the form of paintings and sculptures. The creative works reveals the various moods of abstract and figurative art at the gallery through the paintings which was a spellbinding experience for the art lovers of the city.
The seven artists brought seven different variations of art which is distinct in their nature as well. Some artists presented figurative work and some abstract and modern art together over the canvas giving an example of brilliancy.
The work over the canvas has been done with acrylic and oil paints. The use of vibrant colours and the unique shades given to the paintings added in the mood of the creations giving them a zestful appearance.While talking about the exhibition one of the artists Vikas Joshi said, “All of us, all seven of us have come together from different cities of Maharashtra. We united at Nagpur and work in an art academy of Nagpur. We have presented out personal perceptions over the canvas. The reason why each work is a distinct one is that we come from different backgrounds and different traditions and different cultures.”
About his work, he said, “My work is about nature. The abstract form describes the connectivity of nature with human world. I have basically represented myself in my paintings.”Exhibition is a continuum of art put up at the gallery. The exhibition will be on till July 12.
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