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Baroda Art Faculty Showcases Evolving Styles
5 Apr
Summary
- Exhibition features 33 faculty members spanning generations.
- Baroda School of Art blends Indian traditions with Western modernism.
- Show includes diverse mediums and thematic explorations by artists.
An exhibition titled 'Shifting Practices 2026' has opened at the Faculty of Fine Arts, Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. It features recent works by 33 faculty members, illustrating the dynamic evolution of the Baroda School of Art. This school, established in 1950, is celebrated for merging Indian artistic heritage with Western modernist influences.
The exhibition showcases a collective narrative of artistic progression and change. Works by notable artists like Ajay Kanwal, Indrapramit Roy, and Rita Sodha are on display, utilizing diverse mediums and exploring various themes. The event, inaugurated by art historian Padma Shri Ratan Parimoo, runs until Monday.
'Shifting Practices 2026' serves as a broader reflection on artistic innovation, pedagogical approaches, and the enduring cultural legacy of the Baroda School of Art. Visitors can experience a range of artistic expressions and thematic depth.
