Ameyaa "Immeasurable" a solo art exhibition by Bipasha Sen Gupta at Open Palm Court Gallery, India Habitat Centre (IHC), Lodhi Road > 19th to 22nd March 2015
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Ameyaa "Immeasurable" a solo art exhibition by Bipasha Sen Gupta
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Open Palm Court Gallery, India Habitat Centre (IHC), Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003
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Venue : Open Palm Court Gallery, India Habitat Centre (IHC), Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003
Parking : Gate No. 1, 2 & 3 (Cars), Gate No. 2 (Bikes & Bicycles)
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'Khan Market(Violet Line)'
Area : Lodhi Road Area Events
Event Description : Ameyaa "Immeasurable" a solo art exhibition by Bipasha Sen Gupta
The unmatched entity of a complete woman ,of strength, perseverance, fearlessness, determination, and yet vivacious ,sensual and compassionate , the destroyer of all evil and the protector of the three worlds ,the all forgiving yet inaccessible, someone who can move the sky yet be beautiful like the moon, the ever courageous and valiant , the bestower yet supreme, the passionate lover, the fond mother yet the successful lioness!!
It all started years ago when a young girl ,six years old was taught by her grandfather the “ashtottor satanam “ or the 108 names of durga .He said this was concentration focus and meditation of the body and mind.
Every morning i would get up bathe and sit next to him and recite .I knew the whole recitation by heart and my grandfather took great pleasure and had immense admiration for me. At that time it was like a rote performance but i never realised that a soft chant recited everyday would leave an impact on my life.
Years later the woman in me formed, taking stances from the whole. Like durga ,I learnt to be fearless strong devoted yet loving and sensitive, fight for my rights ,learnt the rules and carved a way of life. The road is long and unfinished but as i sit back and think it was indeed a magic mantra that grandfather gave me! In fact a mantra every woman of today should use, to fight ,sustain and travel her life. Find herself and make an identity for herself. We have to learn to take the best from what we get, skilfully tune situations and move graciously yet humbly and cautiously to make our lives a complete whole.
The courage to take a call stand up for truth and generous enough to forgive,show empathy yet sternly weave your way.It is not easy to be DURGA for she is indeed AMEYAA or THE immeasurable....
Let the challenge be the driving force.
Durga Ashtottara Satnam is the auspicious recitation of 108 names of Devi Durga by her devotees.The various names of Devi Durga and the accompanying mantra chants are said to have the power to redeem one from all the difficulties in life. It fills one with strength to combat the vicissitudes in life.
I have picked my favourite ones in my tea soaked images of the deity
About Bipasha sen Gupta : An avid environmentalist and a self taught artist, Bipasha was inclined in fine arts right from childhood. Being an Army Officer’s daughter and wife, she has travelled the length and breadth of the country & lived in the very midst of Nature, that she began this artistic journey; it is not surprising, then, that Nature continues to be her most important influence.
paintings since she was eight years old which won her many accolades and as an artist her work has been selected for UNESCO in the children’s category. While in school she started charcoal sketching and water colors. She has since then drawn and donated paintings for great events & to many NGO’s and charitable institutions raising resources for charitable cause, and worked with organizations like AWWA, Tagore Foundation, Government of Maldives, Gujarat Ecological Commission, Gujarat
After having completed her Graduation from The Maharaja Sayaji Rao University, Vadodara in statistics Honors and a Bachelors Degree in Education, Bipasha has been teaching for more than eighteen years, keeping her passion of painting alive and participating in many art shows which won her many awards.
She paints for a social cause specially environment related issues for she believes in “The more you give the more you receive in return - Love, blessings, joy”. She wants the world to know through her work that it has become inevitable now that we pull up our socks and make some serious efforts to save this beautiful world we live in.
Highly influenced by the effects of Global Warming and the rapid disappearance of the Coral Reefs during her visit to the Maldives & the Andaman Islands, she realized how important it was for humankind to preserve the nature. Year 2011 she released another series of paintings named “How Blue is My Ocean?” depicting the serious impact of global warming and the gradual disappearance of coral reefs which was first exhibited at the India International Center, New Delhi. She visited the Maldives archipelago as the State Guest and was invited to exhibit her paintings at the National Art Gallery, Male, Maldives in an event organized in collaboration with the National Centre for the Arts, the Indian High Commission and the Maldives Marketing & Public Relations Corporation in celebration of World Environment Day on 5th June 2011.
Entry : Free
Parking : Gate No. 1, 2 & 3 (Cars), Gate No. 2 (Bikes & Bicycles)
Venue Info : Events | About | Map | Nearest Metro Stations :
'Jor Bagh(Yellow Line)Exit Gate-1' - Walk Direction
'Khan Market(Violet Line)'
Area : Lodhi Road Area Events
Event Description : Ameyaa "Immeasurable" a solo art exhibition by Bipasha Sen Gupta
The unmatched entity of a complete woman ,of strength, perseverance, fearlessness, determination, and yet vivacious ,sensual and compassionate , the destroyer of all evil and the protector of the three worlds ,the all forgiving yet inaccessible, someone who can move the sky yet be beautiful like the moon, the ever courageous and valiant , the bestower yet supreme, the passionate lover, the fond mother yet the successful lioness!!
It all started years ago when a young girl ,six years old was taught by her grandfather the “ashtottor satanam “ or the 108 names of durga .He said this was concentration focus and meditation of the body and mind.
Every morning i would get up bathe and sit next to him and recite .I knew the whole recitation by heart and my grandfather took great pleasure and had immense admiration for me. At that time it was like a rote performance but i never realised that a soft chant recited everyday would leave an impact on my life.
Years later the woman in me formed, taking stances from the whole. Like durga ,I learnt to be fearless strong devoted yet loving and sensitive, fight for my rights ,learnt the rules and carved a way of life. The road is long and unfinished but as i sit back and think it was indeed a magic mantra that grandfather gave me! In fact a mantra every woman of today should use, to fight ,sustain and travel her life. Find herself and make an identity for herself. We have to learn to take the best from what we get, skilfully tune situations and move graciously yet humbly and cautiously to make our lives a complete whole.
The courage to take a call stand up for truth and generous enough to forgive,show empathy yet sternly weave your way.It is not easy to be DURGA for she is indeed AMEYAA or THE immeasurable....
Let the challenge be the driving force.
Durga Ashtottara Satnam is the auspicious recitation of 108 names of Devi Durga by her devotees.The various names of Devi Durga and the accompanying mantra chants are said to have the power to redeem one from all the difficulties in life. It fills one with strength to combat the vicissitudes in life.
I have picked my favourite ones in my tea soaked images of the deity
About Bipasha sen Gupta : An avid environmentalist and a self taught artist, Bipasha was inclined in fine arts right from childhood. Being an Army Officer’s daughter and wife, she has travelled the length and breadth of the country & lived in the very midst of Nature, that she began this artistic journey; it is not surprising, then, that Nature continues to be her most important influence.
paintings since she was eight years old which won her many accolades and as an artist her work has been selected for UNESCO in the children’s category. While in school she started charcoal sketching and water colors. She has since then drawn and donated paintings for great events & to many NGO’s and charitable institutions raising resources for charitable cause, and worked with organizations like AWWA, Tagore Foundation, Government of Maldives, Gujarat Ecological Commission, Gujarat
After having completed her Graduation from The Maharaja Sayaji Rao University, Vadodara in statistics Honors and a Bachelors Degree in Education, Bipasha has been teaching for more than eighteen years, keeping her passion of painting alive and participating in many art shows which won her many awards.
She paints for a social cause specially environment related issues for she believes in “The more you give the more you receive in return - Love, blessings, joy”. She wants the world to know through her work that it has become inevitable now that we pull up our socks and make some serious efforts to save this beautiful world we live in.
Highly influenced by the effects of Global Warming and the rapid disappearance of the Coral Reefs during her visit to the Maldives & the Andaman Islands, she realized how important it was for humankind to preserve the nature. Year 2011 she released another series of paintings named “How Blue is My Ocean?” depicting the serious impact of global warming and the gradual disappearance of coral reefs which was first exhibited at the India International Center, New Delhi. She visited the Maldives archipelago as the State Guest and was invited to exhibit her paintings at the National Art Gallery, Male, Maldives in an event organized in collaboration with the National Centre for the Arts, the Indian High Commission and the Maldives Marketing & Public Relations Corporation in celebration of World Environment Day on 5th June 2011.
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