ARTS : India Art Festival at Thyagraj Sports Complex, Shri Ganganath Marg, INA Colony > 20th, 21st & 22nd January 2017

Time : 
19th January : opening for invited guests only
20th to 22nd January : 11:00 am - 7:30 pm Add to Calendar 20/01/2017 11:00 22/01/2017 19:30 Asia/Kolkata ARTS : India Art Festival Event Page : http://www.delhievents.com/2017/01/arts-india-art-festival-at-thyagraj.html Thyagraj Sports Complex, Shri Ganganath Marg, INA Colony, New Delhi DD/MM/YYYY - Open for Public

Entry : Free

Venue : Thyagraj Sports Complex, Shri Ganganath Marg, INA Colony, New Delhi
Venue info : Map | Nearest Metro Station - 'INA(Yellow Line)'

Event Description : Bang on Target PR & Media Solutions on behalf of Rajendra, Founder & Managing Director -India Art Festival cordially invites you for its Second edition in Delhi. 

The festival has been annually happening in Mumbai from past 6 years.

This edition will showcase 400 Artists and about 35 Art Galleries.

An art exhibition can be engaging, fun, and deeply intellectually satisfying and serious. But when several galleries join to present their artists at one single venue, it leads to a series of conversations between artists and viewers, curators and viewers, and between the works of art themselves.
India is a reservoir of talent in art, being the home country of a large number of exceptionally brilliant artists including painters, writers, singers etc.
But as renowned French artist Henri Matisse had said, creativity takes courage. And Kalavishkar, an organization that endeavors to democratize Indian Art, has shown the courage of bringing together different galleries and artists from different parts of the world.

In this four-day event, galleries and artists from rural and urban area will display all kinds of artworks including paintings, sculptures, photographs, original prints, serigraphs and installations. Visitors will see unbridled form of refreshing creativity to satiate almost all kinds of dainty visual tastes – like seascapes, landscapes, cityscapes, rural and urban scenarios, nudes, figurative, still-life, semi-abstracts & abstracts, highly realistic, religious and spiritual artworks - under one roof.
IAF Managing Director Rajendra says: “Monopoly in art deprives several artists from the art fair circuit. What we need is the expansion of choices presented to art buyers and collectors by showing them diverse visual art products by both rural and urban artists. India Art Festival aspires to do exactly that.”
In the last eight years, many of IAF discovered artists have been inducted into the gallery system and have become part of the mainstream art circuit at large, Rajendra said.

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