EXHIBITION "Divinity of Ghats" a group show of Paintings at AnYahh Art Gallery, 372/374, Sultanpur, MG Road, Near Pillar No. 10 B > 11am to 7pm on 13th June to 4th July 2016
Time : 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
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EXHIBITION "Divinity of Ghats" a group show of Paintings
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AnYahh Art Gallery, 372/374, Sultanpur, MG Road, Near Pillar No. 10 B, New Delhi -110030
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"Divinity of Ghats" The participating artists have showcased ghats by the river ganges and the divine aura these ghats accumulate in themselves. The artists have illustrated this divine & spiritual concept of ghats in displayed artworks in mediums like watercolors, acrylic & mix medium. Participating artists include Durga Charan Das, Madhusudan,Sudip Routh, and more.
A Ghat painting can be foremost interpreted as a panoramic representation on canvas of some highly revered Ghats in India located in places like Varanasi Ghats, River Ganga or Ganges, the boats in the river, saints dip in the river or praying as well as the multitude of small temples almost falling off the cliff face and the narrow streets teeming with the life and activity. Holy and devotional thoughts greatly terminate the inspirational source of Ghat paintings. Ghats’s paintings represent the natural beauty of holiest spot that glorified by myths and apologue that fetches art lovers remarkable close to the nature. These paintings also complement the concept of divinity. Over the years, Ghat artwork has become a symbolic style in the world of painting in India.
Some of the India’s historically significant and visually gripping water banks serve as a great way of inspiration for painters who want to make fame in this discipline. Artists generally pose paying a visit to the divine banks in order to get an immediate experience of the place before picking up their brush to forms paintings on Ghats which they want to imitate with colors. Painters like Sudip Routh, Madhusudan, Durga Charan Das mostly prefer oil on canvas or water colours to serve as a tool in helping them to create realistic ghatscapes. They manage to blend their colors so well in all their paintings, that we actually see the radiance from a setting or rising sun lighting up the city and transforming it into a shimmering and almost breathing, beautiful creature. It consign them a proper idea of the surroundings and atmosphere of the Ghats, making it possible to design symbolism in their perception.
Participating Artists:: Sudip Routh, Durga Charan Das, Madhusudan and more.
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Entry : Free
Venue : AnYahh Art Gallery, 372/374, Sultanpur, MG Road, New Delhi -110030
Landmark : Near Pillar No. 10 B
Venue Info : Website | Map | Nearest Metro Station - 'Sultanpur(Yellow Line)'
Event Description : EXHIBITION "Divinity of Ghats" a group show of Paintings.Landmark : Near Pillar No. 10 B
Venue Info : Website | Map | Nearest Metro Station - 'Sultanpur(Yellow Line)'
"Divinity of Ghats" The participating artists have showcased ghats by the river ganges and the divine aura these ghats accumulate in themselves. The artists have illustrated this divine & spiritual concept of ghats in displayed artworks in mediums like watercolors, acrylic & mix medium. Participating artists include Durga Charan Das, Madhusudan,Sudip Routh, and more.
A Ghat painting can be foremost interpreted as a panoramic representation on canvas of some highly revered Ghats in India located in places like Varanasi Ghats, River Ganga or Ganges, the boats in the river, saints dip in the river or praying as well as the multitude of small temples almost falling off the cliff face and the narrow streets teeming with the life and activity. Holy and devotional thoughts greatly terminate the inspirational source of Ghat paintings. Ghats’s paintings represent the natural beauty of holiest spot that glorified by myths and apologue that fetches art lovers remarkable close to the nature. These paintings also complement the concept of divinity. Over the years, Ghat artwork has become a symbolic style in the world of painting in India.
Some of the India’s historically significant and visually gripping water banks serve as a great way of inspiration for painters who want to make fame in this discipline. Artists generally pose paying a visit to the divine banks in order to get an immediate experience of the place before picking up their brush to forms paintings on Ghats which they want to imitate with colors. Painters like Sudip Routh, Madhusudan, Durga Charan Das mostly prefer oil on canvas or water colours to serve as a tool in helping them to create realistic ghatscapes. They manage to blend their colors so well in all their paintings, that we actually see the radiance from a setting or rising sun lighting up the city and transforming it into a shimmering and almost breathing, beautiful creature. It consign them a proper idea of the surroundings and atmosphere of the Ghats, making it possible to design symbolism in their perception.
Participating Artists:: Sudip Routh, Durga Charan Das, Madhusudan and more.
Related Links : Exhibitions
EXHIBITION "Divinity of Ghats" a group show of Paintings at AnYahh Art Gallery, 372/374, Sultanpur, MG Road, Near Pillar No. 10 B > 11am to 7pm on 13th June to 4th July 2016
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