Skip to main content

Celebration of World Art Day 2024 (An Online Exhibition with brief profile display of all artists)



Celebration of World Art Day 2024 (An Online Exhibition with brief profile display of all artists)

https://www.facebook.com/artinsightmedium

In commemorating World Art Day 2024, we honor the profound legacy of artistic expression and creativity, accentuated this year by the remarkable birth centenaries of four distinguished Indian artists: the illustrious Padma Vibhushan K G Subramanyan, the revered Padma Bhushan Ram Kumar, the visionary V S Gaitonde, and the incomparable F N Souza. This year's festivities have been enriched by a resounding global participation, with contributions pouring in from 29 artists spanning diverse corners of the world. From the mesmerizing strokes of Alex Labejof in France to the evocative compositions of Aamir Khatri from Pakistan, each artist brings a unique perspective to the collective tableau of human expression. Other participants are Abdelilah Moutia (Morocco), Atul Padia (Baroda - India), Binita Bandyopadhyay (Howrah - India), Casey Chen (Singapore), Debasish Mitra (Kolkata - India), Emilie Mumuzepaint (France), Gautam Mukherjee (Mumbai - India), Jayanta Khan (Kolkata - India), Kimiko Ota (Japan), Lionel Chavez Espinosa (Australia), Madan Lal (Chandigarh - India), Mahendrasinh Devadhara (Gujarat - India), Mahesh Anjalrakar (Thane - India), María Peña (Australia), Marko Brajkovic (Serbia), Mukesh Shreshtha (Nepal), Nupur Das (Kolkata - India), Prabuddha Ghosh (Pune - India), Renata Bonter-Jędrzejewska (Polland), Safaa Afifi  (Egypt), Shingirai Madzongwe (Zimbabwe), Sk Jan Mohammad (Delhi - India), Sulistyo Mulyono (Indonesia), Sumit Das (Malda - India), Tapas Sarkar (Kolkata - India), Yoo Choong Yeul (South Korea), Zen Vartan (Pune - India). With gratitude to all participants, we eagerly anticipate tomorrow's unveiling of their works, accompanied by the publication of a comprehensive catalogue and well-deserved certificates. Let us extend our heartfelt thanks to all who have joined in this celebration, and may your enduring support continue to nurture the flourishing of art in the years ahead.

It is organized by Art Insight Medium (AIM) with active support of President Ajay Jadhav and Curator Prabuddha Ghosh.

 Curated by Prabuddha Ghosh









Forwarded by Ajay Jadhav































#worldartday2024 #WorldArtDay #aimartinme #prabuddhasart #prabuddhaghosh #prabuddhabharat


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Rewriting Tomorrow: Art beyond borders at the 5th Solo International Art Camp (Surakarta, Indonesia) Based on information shared by the SP News & DP Representatives.

Rewriting Tomorrow: Art beyond borders at the 5th Solo International Art Camp (Surakarta, Indonesia) Based on information shared by the Standard Post News Team and Dastak Prabhat Representatives. The 5th Solo International Art Camp (SIAC), held from 16–23 July 2026 in Surakarta, Indonesia, successfully brought together over seventy artists, curators and cultural practitioners from over twenty-eight countries under the theme Rewriting Tomorrow . Through exhibitions, live painting camp sessions, workshops, artist talks and community engagement, the event fostered meaningful intercultural dialogue and creative collaboration. India was represented by three artists, whose participation further strengthened artistic exchange and cultural ties between India and Indonesia, reaffirming SIAC's role as a significant platform for international creative diplomacy. The program was formally inaugurated by the Mayor of Surakarta (Solo), Mr. Respati Ardi, who marked the opening by striking the tr...
4 comments
Read more

Raghu Rai: The Unflinching Eye That Framed India’s Conscience by Prabuddha Ghosh

Raghu Rai: The Unflinching Eye That Framed India’s Conscience by Prabuddha Ghosh In the long and unsettled narrative of modern India, few visual chroniclers have worked with the moral clarity, emotional depth, and sustained intensity of Raghu Rai. To speak of him merely as a photographer is to understate the scope of his engagement. He is, more precisely, a witness to India’s becoming—its fractures, its continuities, its silences, and its eruptions. Across decades, his lens has moved with a rare steadiness through the country’s most defining moments, refusing spectacle while never relinquishing the power of the image. Born on 18 December 1942 in Jhang, in undivided Punjab—now in Pakistan—Rai belonged to a generation marked indelibly by the trauma of Partition. Geography, for him, was never inert. It was memory, rupture, and inheritance. Punjab was not simply a birthplace; it was a divided consciousness. That inheritance would quietly shape his sensibility. There is, in his work, an unm...
Post a Comment
Read more

A Timeless Gaze, A Global Ascent: When Raja Ravi Varma Redefined the Place of Indian Art by Prabuddha Ghosh

A Timeless Gaze, A Global Ascent: When Raja Ravi Varma Redefined the Place of Indian Art by Prabuddha Ghosh ( The recent sale of Yashoda and Krishna by Raja Ravi Varma marks a defining moment in the trajectory of Indian art. Achieving an unprecedented ₹167.2 crore at Saffronart ’s Spring Live Auction in Mumbai, the painting has become the highest-valued work of Indian art ever sold. Acquired by Cyrus S. Poonawalla , it surpasses the earlier record set by M. F. Husain ’s Gram Yatra , indicating not only a shift in market dynamics but also a renewed cultural recognition. This article approaches the event as more than an auction milestone. It connects the sale to broader questions shaping the present and future of Indian art, including the evolution of collecting practices, the continued relevance of Varma’s legacy, the distinctive qualities of his paintings, the ongoing surge in the Indian art market, and the factors contributing to such extraordinary valuation. Drawing on current ...
Post a Comment
Read more