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Gaze at artworks by over 500 artists from India and overseas at the four-day India Art Festival, that starts today
Krishna Leela, a serigraph by MF Husain
“This year, our focus has been to showcase works of Indian as well as international artists who have made a mark in the international art market. So, we have artists from Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Singapore, USA as well as Russia,” informs Rajendra, founder and director of the India Art Festival.
An untitled work by artist Jogen Choudhary
The idea also is to offer a peek into how changing social and political scenario is affecting art. “For example, Hunar Art from Delhi will be showcasing works of four artists from Afghanistan. These are semi-figurative and semi-abstract art works, and depict how Afghanistan is still facing internal disturbances,” says Rajendra.
Rajendra, founder and director of the India Art Festival
Art lovers will also see perhaps one of the largest collection of works by artists Jogen Choudhary and Ram Kumar, along with a special retrospective of the Indian watercolour master, the late John Fernandes.
Visitors can also catch a selection of works by West Bengal’s masters, and artists from South India like T Vaikuntam and Ramesh Gorzala. Adding a cine touch to the festival will be a collection of artworks by Indian filmmaker Amol Palekar and ceramic sculptures by Neelakanti Patekar.
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