Evolve by Kaushal Parikh (left) | Fish For Dinner (right)
Baro Art, led by renowned curator Srila Chatterjee, is set to unveil an extraordinary art exhibition featuring 12 talented artists, each presenting a distinctive art form. Scheduled to take place from April 3rd to April 6th at Method Art Space, Kala Ghoda, this show is designed to make art both accessible and affordable while celebrating India's rich artistic diversity.
The exhibition brings together a compelling lineup of artists whose works span a variety of styles and traditions. Deval Ambani showcases innovative floral compositions that blend traditional and contemporary aesthetics. Anwar Chitrakar presents stunning Kalighat and Bengal Pattachitra artworks, reflecting the region's rich cultural heritage. Kalyan Joshi offers a quirky Phad vehicle series, showcasing his humor and creativity. Kaushal Parikh demonstrates mastery over line and form with his intricate ink collections of animals.
Laltu and Tagar Chitrakar captivate viewers with their Bengal Pattachitra works, bringing myths and legends to life. Ruby Ram’s contemplative portraits and figurative works reflect on the human experience. Sanjay Chitara preserves a traditional craft with exquisite Mata ni Pachedi animal-themed creations. Shahid Datawala presents breathtaking floral and plant photography, highlighting the beauty of nature.
Suchitra Das merges tradition with modern themes in her gorgeous Kalighat paintings. Surajit Chakraborty captures the energy of urban life through vibrant cityscape abstracts. Vikalp Mishra skillfully depicts human emotion in his expressive watercolor portraits.
This diverse and dynamic exhibition promises to be a celebration of India's artistic richness, offering a fresh perspective on traditional and contemporary art forms alike.
Usha by Vikalp Mishra (left) | Shahid Datawala (right)
“My mission has always been to make art approachable and engaging for all. This exhibition is a celebration of creative expression, bringing together a diverse mix of artists whose works are both unique and collectible,” says Srila Chatterjee.
The exhibition welcomes collectors, art lovers, and enthusiasts to explore and acquire pieces that resonate with them, making art a part of their everyday lives.
Elephant by Sanjay Chitra and Sons
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Date 02.04.2025