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Bengaluru City Express

Art you talkin’ about?

Artist Shivakumar Sunagar captures unknown landscapes in solo show
THE HINDU

Artist Shivakumar Sunagar captures unknown landscapes in solo show

Cloud kissed skies, gently flowing streams, swathes of green over hill and plain, waves splashing against the rocks. The sights, sounds and scents of the landscapes Shivakumar Sunagar has presented in The Spirit of the Land stir nostalgia and evoke a wanderlust for the yet unseen.
Chiseled Charm

Chiseled Charm

Primal Connections
The Hindu

Primal Connections

Primal Connections, G Reghu’s solo show in Bengaluru, embodies the value of human relationships -
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Creative works by the Society of Contemporary Artists (SCA) are featured in Bengaluru this month in a two-phase exhibition. The first phase was held at (BIC), and the second phase will run through September 8 at Gallery Time and Space
Energy, beauty, spirituality – Gallery Time and Space evokes responsibility and respect for nature
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Energy, beauty, spirituality – Gallery Time and Space evokes responsibility and respect for nature

In our photo essay from the exhibition ‘Organic Reverie’, we showcase some creative highlights and curator perspectives
Organic Reverie
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Organic Reverie

Is the earth alive? This is a question that poets, philosophers, scientists and sociologists have been trying to find the answer to since time immemorial. In the early 1970s, chemist James E. Lovelock and biologist Lynn Margulis came up with the The Gaia Hypothesis. It theorised that the earth is a living organism that regulates and maintains all the natural processes — an entity that is greater than the sum of all of its living and nonliving aspects. If this has caught your intrigue, you must check out a visual representation of the quest in the art exhibition Organic Reverie, which has debuted in town recently at Gallery Time & Space.
Manisha Gopinath takes a leaf out of nature’s book of designs
The Hindu

Manisha Gopinath takes a leaf out of nature’s book of designs

“Pottery was the outlet I didn’t know I needed,” says Manisha Gopinath, talking about how a hobby eventually turned into an all-consuming passion. “What surprises me even today is that though I can’t draw, I can create 3D images. It came to me so organically, there is no way of explaining how it came about,” adds the sculptor who has been working with ceramics for the past 15 years.
The Hindu

How artist Tridib Bera gives form to his fascination with the animal kingdom

Art need not always be mysterious with hidden meanings; sometimes what you see is what you get. The works of artist Tridib Bera, on display at an exhibition titled Body Language are a case in point.
How Kuldeepak Soni is keeping his family’s legacy of Pichwai painting alive through his art
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How Kuldeepak Soni is keeping his family’s legacy of Pichwai painting alive through his art

Kuldeepak Soni is the third generation Pichwai artist in his family. “I learnt everything from my father and grandfather who are masters in the field,” he tells us on a phone call from Bhilwara, Rajasthan. The 33-year-old has a passion for the art form and is working hard to keep it alive for future generations. He dabbles in the traditional form of art, as well as experiments with more contemporary designs. His fans are many. His paintings are in Amitabh Bachchan 's house.
Centuries-old art
Bangalore Mirror

Centuries-old art

Gallery Time & Space in collaboration with ArtenBlu, presents Sadiyaan, meaning centuries. One can witness centuries of culture and labour in this show through featured folk and traditional arts like Pichwai, Pattachitra, , Gond, Mysore Traditional Art and Kalighat. The highlight of the show is presenting centuries old craft forms with a contemporary twist. Some exquisite never seen before
WOMEN RULE OUR ART SCENE
The Times of India

WOMEN RULE OUR ART SCENE

Women have always dominated the Art Scene in Bangalore. For over three decades, they have controlled Bangalore’s art market - a trend that sets it apart from many other art hubs in the country. Internationally, too, the art curation space has predominantly been a