…. Curator’s Pen by Prabuddha Ghosh

A message for the auspicious day Live in present, live with presence. Modern developments have nothing to offer related to cosmic peace and calm mind but turbulence, insecurity and competitiveness as well as tensions, boredom associated with them. Life of Buddha offers a few very simple and efficacious methods to combat that. Buddha is really having a prominent role to play in our life and a role in which we, from the birth land of Buddha, have an important part to play. It is our soul conscientiousness to distribute our thoughts, knowledge and experiences, with as many as possible, so that finally we all experience that the message of the Buddha(s) continues to reach mankind in every   corner of the whole world and even cosmos. Dalai Lama's unique quote: "Buddhism uniquely propounds the concept of independence which accords closely with the fundamental notions of modern science. Modern science has developed a highly sophisticated understanding of the physical world, inclu...

Today is the birthday of filmmaker and philosopher Mrinal Sen.  "Always being born" Sir.    He developed dislike for native popular commercial films; therefore, he started looking at foreign films. In those days films from alternative countries weren't wide accessible. The Kolkata city Film Society was the only choice that created foreign films accessible. He was extremely affected by every kind of experimental techniques Mrinal Sen’s vision for his own works was forever terribly clear which it absolutely was not glamorous, however power that guided him as a complete film maker. He clearly segregated the box office and his reasonably films, that gave him admirers not simply in Asian country however the least bit the main film centers of the globe, together with film festivals. “THE WORLD IS BREAKING UP, BURNING, DISINTEGRATING; STILL MEN LIVE HERE IN LOVE, COMPASSION AND EMPATHY.”  Salute Sir.

Philosophy of Photography and Photography of Philosophy: by Prabuddha Ghosh Philosophy of Photography and Photography of Philosophy. Somebody asked me, we need more into your photograph, I told, please find there ... lot more are there which are being ignored by your trained eyes. BE naive and away from your society driven common sense .... and enjoy ...  Photography for me is not merely looking, it’s feeling, feeling an experience of a mind which is filling with stories. If you can’t feel what you’re experiencing at, then you’re never going to enjoy to feel further....  A photograph has the power to explain what even words and emotions fail to explain.  #PrabuddhaGhosh #PrabuddhasArt #aimartinme #prabuddha #WorldPhotographyDay2021 #WorldPhotographyDay

Paintings of Rabindranath Tagore: Simplest in form, deepest in spirituality with cosmic feeling By Prabuddha Ghosh Many of us know Rabindranath Tagore as a Nobel Laureate, author, playwright, writer, philosopher, and musician; however, very few people know him as an artist, an intense painter with a keen interest in the human form and nature – and truly a national and international figure in Pre-modern and Indian Modernism art. His works are freely executed with brush, cloth, cotton and even his fingers. Tagore saw art as a bridge connecting the person to the world through the strands of human nature and emotion. Tagore didn't begin painting right away. Doodling was his first foray into the world of drawing. He would usually write something and then cut across the lines. He'd then use his intuitive imagination to fill in the overwriting and other corrections into something that resembled a shape and form. It may come from the idea of reality in realistic pattern or in abstracti...

Incomparable S H Raza  By Prabuddha Ghosh Raza, for whom painting is like meditation, hopes that his creations bring out the earth’s inherent splendor. “To understand the world and my place in it is what motivates me to work,” S H Raza concludes. “You have to concentrate on one idea. I usually offer one advice to young men, concentrate on one woman. One woman gives everything. One idea, in the same way, is sufficient for an artist.” Raza has advised. An integral part of Indian philosophy, Raza’s Bindu is the smallest unit. The seed of all creative energy. A site of infinite possibility which can develop in the course of time into a living being. It is nothingness on its own yet when added to another, multiplies it manifold. It is, just as much, the end. The infinite point. “I painted Bindus that were black. I painted them when they were lighter … What is important is that, ultimately, I found that I had access to my childhood … I realized that in the end I came back to nature and e...