Vadehra Art Gallery I India Art Fair 2017 . New Delhi
Vadehra Art Gallery booth this year in the 9th edition of India Art Fair, New Delhi.
Atul Dodiya : Vadehra Art Gallery, New Delhi
Atul Dodiya talks to The Wall Art Magazine about his show 'Girlfriends: French, German, Italian, Egyptian , Santiniketan and Ghatkopar…'
Vadehra Art Gallery, Delhi | The DelhiPedia
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Vadehra Art Gallery was established in 1987 in New Delhi at a time when modern Indian art was still considered exotic and its access limited to a privileged few. The gallery was born out of a vision to build an institution dedicated to Indian art, and the need for a professional platform to connect artists with art lovers.
Vadehra Art Gallery stands today as one of the oldest and well respected art galleries in India, while representing a roster of artists that spans over four generations. Modern masters like MF Husain, Ram Kumar, SH Raza, Tyeb Mehta and Akbar Padamsee, who were integral to the founding years of the gallery, find prime spot in the gallery’s calendar alongside subsequent generation of modernists like Arpita Singh, A Ramachandran, Gulammohammed Sheikh, Bhupen Khakhar, Rameshwar Broota, Paramjit Singh, Ganesh Pyne, Chameli Ramachandran, Anjolie Ela Menon and Mrinalini Mukherjee. Vadehra’s contemporary programme includes some of the biggest names in Indian art today such as of Atul Dodiya, Shilpa Gupta, Anju Dodiya, Nalini Malani, Ravinder Reddy, Atul Bhalla, Praneet Soi, Sumedh Rajendran, Hema Upadhyay, BV Suresh, and Jayashree Chakravarthy. Exciting younger contemporaries include Rakhi Peswani, Zakkir Hussain, Susanta Mandal, Gipin Varghese and Paribartana Mohanty.
RIYAS COMU Solo Exhibition at Vadhera Art Gallery Delhi
Glimpses of solo exhibition by famous artist Riyas Comu underway in Delhi. It speaks volumes on dissent, threats of Indian Constitution and atrocities faced by marginalised in the country.
Solo Show of Paintings By Vinod Sharma | Creative Art Gallery | Mindscapes | Uma Sharma | New Delhi
LCreative Art Gallery Presents 'Mindscapes' Solo show of Paintings By Vinod Sharma
Creative Art Gallery Presents 'Mindscapes' Solo show of Paintings By Vinod Sharma
New Delhi: Indian artist Vinod Sharma exhibition in India features works that lie somewhere between reality and fiction. He manipulates objects — whether it is accentuating a particular texture or shadow — to create surreal artworks.
After having a close look on his paintings, let me start with this quick question what he paints? One can answer this with great case that he is a fine landscapist or he is a painter of the polite interpretations of Landscape.
When we have Painters like Ramkumar or Ganesh Haloi who's work revolves around their earned melodies of landscapes whereas on the other hand painters like Paramjeet Singh or Surya Prakash, Who's work reflects various existential and realizable moods of the surrounding nature.
Here with such references, let me return and ratify my existing querry i.e. where Vinod sharma exists ? And his paintings are about rationalist's melody or a realist's memory?
This is a tangible truth that his paintings assess our memory, ravishes our senses, exaggerate our attention and forces us to recollect if they really exists on this Planet ‘? Afterall, in the eyes of a viewer, the realm of his landscape not only produces the path but also ravel the explicit possibilities of our reach in it.
Through his paintings, he mystifies the territory by adding the perplexities to its beauty and confines our memory; he not only dislocate us from the edge of our own confirmations but also relocates us in its accumulated shifting paradigms. It may crush our confidence and destroy our sense of experiences as this land actually does not exist anywhere. It is interesting to be lost in his labyrinths of no man’s land with the connotations of a land of no man, and a man of no land. The terrain which is not at all surrounded by any kind of man made encroachments.
Is it a site which is either waiting for the civilisation yet to emerge on its sphere or it is a purview where only the aftermath silence exists as an epilogue of its lost civilisation?
Vadehra Art Gallery
Since its inception in 1986, the Vadehra Art Gallery (VAG) has promoted contemporary Indian art through exhibitions, retrospectives, publications and educational programmes. Over the last 20 years.
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Delhi Art Gallery | The DelhiPedia
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In the under two decades since it was established, the Delhi Art Gallery has become distinguished for its focus on 20th century Indian art. Its museum-like collections range from the early-moderns to the moderns, including all the masters and senior artists of the movement all the way to more recent contemporary art.
The DAG collection, therefore, is an important historical as well as chronological time-line of the entire movement of modern art in the country. As one of the largest such repositories of Indian modern art anywhere in the world, it is one of the most critical links for anyone with an interest in Indian art – whether art-lovers, collectors, academicians, scholars, researchers or investors. At its very inception, the DAG motto was to establish the great art treasures of 20th century India, from its remotest parts to those in its better established art and culture hubs. This meant re-discovering the great artists of the century, many with proven track records who had been allowed to lapse into anonymity. It meant extensive travels across the country, to re-familiarise with artists from all regions and centres, to understand their creative genius and pay homage to the extensive oeuvres that flourished through one of the country’s most creatively diverse period.
Entire collections were traced, compiled, restored, archived and made available for posterity. As a result, the extensive inventory is recognised for its quality of artworks. Documentation processes across various genres have resulted in some iconic exhibitions, known for their breadth of scale and depth of research. Extensive exhibition catalogues and books – part of its ongoing efforts on shedding new light on, of course, the well-established artists and their genres, but also on the lesser-known but equally talented painters and sculptors – is a measure of the seriousness of DAG’s effort of concentrating not just on the names of Indian artists familiar to all art-lovers, but also those artists who deserve their space on the same firmament.With over four hundred artists in its collection, the Delhi Art Gallery is committed to bringing together the most seminal works of artists from Bengal’s golden period of nationalist art, to the Progressives, all of whom are represented at DAG, to their associates, the important and diverse schools and groups spread throughout India, to artists of more recent vintage with their own, established track records.
India Art Fair 2019, New Delhi
India Art Fair is the centre for attraction for all kinds of art works, from India and other foreign countries. It is held once a year and most of the art galleries from India and countries such as Italy, France, Switzerland, Korea, and many more take parts in the fair.
Artworks Exhibition I India Art Fair 2017 . New Delhi
The ninth edition of India Art Fair, South Asia’s leading platform for modern and contemporary art, launched on Feb 2 at NSIC grounds, Okhla Industrial Area, New Delhi, with strong sales, the best presented edition till date, and the largest turn out of non Delhi-based and international collectors that the art fair has ever seen.
Presentation by Zakkir Hussain at Vadehra Art Gallery
Zakkir Hussain’s exhibition Translating the Silence is on at Vadehra Art Gallery, New Delhi between September 3 and October 5, 2015. Please visit to catch a glimpse of the works
Art Talk, Arun Vadehra (Vadehra Art Gallery, Kiran Nadar (KNMA) & Dinesh Vazirani (Saffron Art)
Bloomberg TV - Inside Art about Indian Art Market & Collectors
Coverage of Uchaan in India Art Festival-New Delhi
Chronicles of Silence, Multimedia Installation at Vadehra Art Gallery
Multimedia Installation by B V Suresh 2015
India Art Fair 2013 - Testimonial - Vadehra Art Gallery
India Art Fair Testimonial- Vadehra Art Gallery
Vadehra Art Gallery At Al Revelar
Go back to the dark room at Vadehra Art Gallery with artists B Ajay Sharma, Fernando de la Torre and Natalia Ludmila as they revisit the fading process of image - developing, 'revealing' once more, the photograph as a physical object in a digital world.
Curated by Julia Villasenor, Al Revelar is on display at Vadehra Art Gallery in collaboration with the Embassy of Mexico
The Wall TV : Delhi Art Gallery at the India Art Fair
Delhi Art Gallery displays Indian Modernists at its gallery booth.
The Wall TV: Video 20 - Impressive works at the Vadehra Art Gallery booth at India Art Fair 2012
Roshini Vadehra in conversation with Amrita Varma on some iconic Indian contemporary artists and their works.
National Herald:The India Art Festival 2018
The fourth edition of India Art Festival, with 35 art galleries and 500 artists from 40 cities across India taking part, just got over at the Thyagaraj Stadium in New Delhi.
This year, besides showcasing the works of 400 established artists, the festival also displayed outstanding panorama of Indian art in the Artists’ Pavilion by 100 independent artists from places like Chennai, Jammu, Tripura and Ahmedabad. The independent artists include mid-career, established as well as emerging artists.
India Art Festival 2016: VIP Preview
After five editions in Mumbai and an international edition at World Trade Centre in Seoul, India Art Festival’s debut edition in New Delhi held from 14 to 17 January in National Stadium where Art lovers gathered in huge numbers and experienced the wonderful India Art.
The 3-day-long festival, which celebrates contemporary and modern art, has brought 40 art galleries and over 300 artists from 15 Indian cities and 5 countries under one roof. Although fewer in number but some major art galleries from New Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai are showcasing their art collection in Delhi edition, the event seems focused on mid-level art galleries, at least by yet.
Festival director Rajendra says, The Delhi edition is mainly aimed at the mid-level galleries who would like to get their value for a moderate expenditure, with some participation from major galleries as well. Thus, it is not only an affordable art fair for buyers but affordable for exhibitors too.
While there are scores of participants from within the country, the five international participants include Gnani Arts from Singapore, Kirsanov Photography from Switzerland, Myanmar Ink Art Gallery from Dubai and Segar Gallery from Sri Lanka.
India Art Festival, a leading modern and contemporary art fair in India, is a new model for dialogue and collaborations between artists, art galleries, art buyers and connoisseurs who come together every year under roof since 2011. India Art Festival provides unique opportunity to the art galleries and artists to create a network with the art dealers, art collectors and art buyers.
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Vadehra Gallery: Presenting Art Spanning Four Generations!
One of the oldest art galleries in India, Vadehra represents artists who span over generations. Director Parul Vadehra talks about the gallery. Parul Vadehra – “We are one of the oldest gallery in the city, about 30 years. We have worked with artists across the generation starting from the senior modernist to young emerging talent as well. Just a general sort of outreach to the public is important. I feel the general public doesn’t know much about Indian Art and if this is a mean to educate themselves, that’s a great step forward. I think reaching out to a huge number of people, putting many things out there, putting artwork out there, inviting people to join platforms, all of that is important.”