Preview: 18 November 2022, 5.00 pm Mrs. Urmila Devi will inaugurate the exhibition. The Artist will be present on the occasion.
An exhibition of paintings celebrating things ordinary course overlooking the ordinary.
“The pandemic was a catalyst to look at oneself and the fragile existence of our reality. It was a time for a pause for everyone, the space was limited and...
‘Walking Wings’ is a collective yet fluid reflection of little episodes, intimate encounters between characters and figures, between line and color, between the figurative and the abstract from her everyday...
Gallery Time & Space and ArtenBlu presents SADIYAAN India is home to more than 50 types of traditional forms of paintings, once thriving and prosperous, is now facing extinction. Several...
Clyde D’Mello is a Bangalore based visual artist and an educator in arts pedagogy, teaching at various prestigious institutes in the city.
He did his Bachelors in Fine Arts in Art History from Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath (2009) and later obtained a Masters degree in
Art History from Kala Bhavan Santiniketan in 2012. In 2017. He was part of a residency in Japan where he was influenced by the use
of Sumi ink and was inspired to use in his drawings.
He is also a founding member and curator of the HAND art collective, a Zine collective made for students and artists to harness their
creative abilities, by exploring different mediums and themes in the world of zines.
Clyde’s work reflects his personal archive of experiences-lived and imagined, which is combined with references from historical
images to create new meaning, evoking a sense of wizardry, re-capturing imagery forgotten with time.
He frequently refers to classical texts in conjunction with the visual art, resulting in multi-layered works that invite viewers to engage
in a dialogue with the artwork. Thus creating an amalgamation between art and literature- drawing inspiration from Greek mythology,
Biblical tales, Medieval, Gothic literature, existentialist ideologies, to create a landscape of fantasy and reality with symbolic images.
His works often depict the fleeting nature of life, layering and manipulating images to create dense obfuscation and uncertainty,
reflecting the complexity of our times.
His artworks often reflect his desires, dreams, sexuality, paranoia, and suffering, conveyed through surrealism and
expressionism.Through his drawings, he attempts to understand how to navigate the confusion and chaos that exist in the world
around us.
Tridib Bera graduated with a Masters in Fine Art (sculpture) from Kala Bhavan, Viswa Bharati University, Santiniketan in 2005.
His artistic language has traversed several media, where he has explored his fascination for moving lines and dissecting planes. But sculpture, where the play of lines manifest in a tangible form is his home terrain.
Tridib has been the recipient of the VishwaBharti Merit scholarship (1998-2005) and has participated in art and sculpture camps and workshops. Several solo shows as well as group exhibitions across India have featured his work.
His show titled 'Returning Lines’ was hosted at the India International Centre, New Delhi (2010).
‘Polarity’, sponsored by Titan Company Limited was hosted at CKP, Bangalore (2011).
‘DVI’ at Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai Supported by
Titan Company Limited (2018).
“I have an intense liking for lines and I watch their play, whether it is the way in which light moves into my eye from a distant street lamp or the path that the tip of my electrode steel traces as it joins and binds two planes in a unifying knot. These points of union are strong and tenacious.
I try to explore the contradictions and polarity as they exist in the divergence of lines, planes and in human existence. The possibility of balance is perhaps the moment of intersection. the reference point where black, white, left, right can be named.”
- Tridib Bera
A Solo show on bespoke glass-glazed ceramic and stoneware
A solo show of figurative nudes by Sanjiv Sankpal.
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In a captivating celebration of contemporary art, the Society of Contemporary Artists (SCA) and Gallery Time and Space have joined forces to present an extraordinary exhibition showcasing the diverse talents of artists associated with the SCA. This collaboration marks the 65th anniversary of the SCA and a significant moment in Kolkata's vibrant art scene, bringing together the rich legacy of the Society and the dynamic energy of the gallery.
