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Art Alive Gallery Marks 25 Years with Monumental Exhibition
2 Oct
Summary
- Exhibition features works from 30 artists spanning generations.
- Highlights include a 40-foot painting and a Kashmir-themed relief.
- Show runs at Bikaner House and Art Alive Gallery through November.
Art Alive Gallery is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a significant exhibition titled "A Moment in the Monumental." This event showcases seminal works from 30 artists, representing diverse generations of Indian art.
The exhibition features contributions from modernists like S.H. Raza and Krishen Khanna, alongside artists such as Sakti Burman and Anjolie Ela Menon. Curator Kishore Singh notes that most works were specially commissioned, reflecting the gallery's heritage.
Notable pieces include Sakti Burman's sculpture 'The Upward Path,' Jayasri Burman's tableau, Paresh Maity's 40-foot painting 'Arunouday,' and Veer Munshi's Kashmir-themed relief. The exhibition aims to show continuity and evolution in art.
"A Moment in the Monumental" is on display at Bikaner House from September 26 to October 6. It will then move to the Art Alive Gallery from October 15 to November 15.
