Mumbai, 01st October (GNI): A group art exhibition showcasing the works of 3 contemporary artists Alpa Palkhiwala, Bharti Parmar and Divya Kher will be displayed at Nehru Centre art gallery, Dr. A. Besant Road, Worli, Mumbai 400 018 from 4th to 10th Oct. 2022 between 11 am to 7 pm. Contact: 9265020945, 8238093457, 9827041392 It will reveal their latest thematic works in vivid mediums and techniques. This show will be inaugurated on 4th Oct. 2022 at 5 pm at Nehru Centre, Worli, Mumbai by Mr. Rishiraj Sethi (Director – Aura Art e Connect Pvt. Ltd.) and Mr. Jayesh Labdhi (Co-member – The Mumbai Diamond Merchants Association) in presence of Mr. Parsharam V. Sutar (eminent artist), Mr. Babubhai Mistry (Well known artist) and Mrs. Chandrika Kamath (Textile artist, Art n Craft Trainer, Woman Entrepreneur Home Decorator, and Creative Curriculum Developer) as the honourable guests of honour and other art lovers, collectors, patrons etc.
Alpa Palkhiwala – Based in Ahmedabad, Alpa Palkhiwala had her art education in fine arts and art history. She has shown her work in solo art shows earlier at Mumbai, Bhopal, Noida, Kolkata and Chicago – USA. Her work has been inspired by spiritual art through pairing of mind, body and breath, thereby rendering soul energy and peace. She has illuminated this energy in the art work with layering of earthy colours. She has also illustrated spiritual thematic peculiarity in her Transcendental Universe series using dark hues of black and grey created on canvas with acrylic colours and ink to achieve the finishing similar to etching. Her work has been widely appreciated by the art world in the earlier shows. A deep study of Indian Mythology and Jain Manuscripts and other literature find a prominent place in her present creative endeavours. She has received some guidance from Shri. Vrindavan Solanki – a veteran artist of the past era and incorporated salient features of the same in her latest series.
Bharti Parmar – She is based in Mathura. Her works are influenced by the impression of primitive civilization and culture where human beings used to make or embellish their paintings. She has depicted the unseen side of attraction in nature in her work. She tries to depict the mystery behind the hidden treasures of nature in their unseen or obscure/hidden iconic modules / forms. She has used different mediums such as Acrylic colours, water colours, soft pastel colours etc. She has also shown tribal art in vivid forms in her creations. Her abstract style of work reveals the embodiment of nature in numerous iconic motifs. She has done Ph.D. in fine arts from Gwalior where she did research on tribal women artists and their cultural vignettes. She has displayed her work earlier at Bhopal, Bangalore and Gwalior and in many group art shows all over the country and abroad such as Asian Young Artists Festival – Seoul – South Korea, Asian Contemporary art exhibition, Uijungub and Busan in South Korea etc. She has got good response from art world for her earlier presentations.
Divya Kher – She is based in Bangalore. Her works are the odes to the rural culture with an emotional charge. She has revealed simplicity of this subject in her work through happiness while dancing, talking with birds and nature with a village setting in the background. She has used vibrant and contrasting colours for painting the forehead of figures and their clothes symbolizing innocence, calmness and tranquillity. She had her art education up to M.A. in arts at Kamala Raja Girls Post Graduate College, Jiwaji University, Gwalior and Ph.D. in visual fine arts also.Her Ph.D. was nomadic block prints of Gujarat also known as “Mata ni Pachedi “. She has participated in several on line & off line shows and got good response for her work.ends GNI SG
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