Summer of Art shocases the progressive and post-progressive modern era by contemporaray artists. Shifa Naseer checks out
Moving away from the conventional canvas art, Crayon Art Gallery has put together a modern collection of art by top contemporary artists promoting India’s vibrant culture and artistic progeny.
This initiative seeks to capture the history of art and cultures with some of India’s most celebrated artists.
The art displayed in the gallery is affordable; having large formats which makes them fit for home décor.
With regard to the fresh artwork on display, Gaurav Karan of Crayon Art Gallery said, “We are extremely excited to put together a new show of some spectacular works by India’s contemporary superstars including Atul Dodiya, Anju Dodiya, Ravinder Reddy, Thukral and Tagra, Ranbir Kaleka, Aditya Pande, George Martin, Arun Kumar HG, Suhasini Kejriwal, amongst many other leading Indian artists.”
Few interesting artworks that cacth the eye are paintings, sculptures and installations by Aditya Pande or Ravinder Reddy’s large structures, usually of smoothly bulging shapes of a fluid vegetal, animal and human characters. Kishore Shinde, an expert in powder coated metal work, believes in paintings which evoke catharsis.
The gallery promises a large variety of contemporary art by modern artists who wish to revolutionise art in new and meaningful ways.
“In time for summers, this collection is available for people to decorate their interiors.
The art is not as expensive and is in level to become part of homes for people who have a taste for art.” said Amit Vadhera of Crayon Art Gallery. Its focus has been on top end modern and contemporary art, with a focus on India’s iconic artists from the progressive and post progressive modern period.