K.G. Subramanyan is among the few artists who have explored the possibilities of modern art from a different perspective giving new dimensions ...to a single medium genre size technique and manner of visualization. A prolific writer scholar teacher and art historian Subramanyan uses his in-depth

Subramanyan' at Akar Prakar Aakriti Art Gallery and The Seagull Foundation for the Arts Kolkata 2009 Presented by Seagull Foundation for the Arts ...Mumbai at Jehangir Art Gallery Mumbai 2004 The Guild Art Gallery Mumbai 2004 Vadehra Art Gallery New Delhi 2003 ‘K.G. Subramanyan A Retrospective’

Subhalakshmi Shukla in conversation with K.G. Subramanyan. Extracted from the exhibition catalogue Recent Works by K.G. Subramanyan ...does material transform or acquire particular meaning through/with it? K.G. SUBRAMANYAN. There is no single process. Which is to say that I do

like K. G. Subramanyan Gautam Waghela and Ambadas in the Weaver's Service Centre where fine artists worked closely with weavers in the development

7. Which artist have influenced you the most and why? The beautiful line of German Albert Durer the innocence of my guru Shri K. G. Subramanyan and grace of Somnath da Hore always influenced me lot. Though they have different qualities in nature I always found the frank and rhythmic

1963-65 Post -Diploma Murals Painting and Drawing Faculty of Fine Arts Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda Vadodara (Student of Prof. K. G. Subramanyan) 1957-62 Diploma (Drawing and Painting ) Government College of Fine Arts and Architecture Hyderabad Selected Solo Exhibitions 2009

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It is an encounter between two different worlds and civilisations." (K G Subramanyan on Unplanned Encounter in the release of Contemporary Indian Paintings

K. G. Subramanyan born in Kerala in 1924 spent much of his career perfecting a synthesis of Indian folk art and contemporary themes on his canvas.... Siva Kumar K. G. Subramanyan A Retrospective National Gallery of Modern Art 2003 p. 39). It was in the 1970s whilst teaching at Baroda University

No. 3 1965 p. 233). Crisscrossing between the figurative and abstract K. G. Subramanyan successfully marries modern painting with the folk art ... "Subramanyan`s taste and sensitivity are reflected by the soft beauty found in his many still life paintings still lifes drawn from objects found

A versatile artist and prolific scholar K.G. Subramanyan uses his in-depth knowledge of various artistic traditions to create fantastical images ...work and to open up the narrative from different contact points” (R. Siva Kumar K.G. Subramanyan A Retrospective National Gallery of Modern Art New

have not noticed about yourself in a sensitive viewer’s mirror” (as quoted in E. Alkazi “The Artist’s Dialogue with a Teacher” K.G. Subramanyan Art ...in the form of trimukha – the guardian of the three worlds – at the left edge of the frame. Protecting mankind from the grasp of evil in Subramanyan’

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AND FEATURES A showcase of works by Raza, Ram Kumar, Padamsee & K. G. Subramanyan The four major names from ...them using my video camera, I shoot them in movement and later freeze and image and sketch it out,' he has stated in an interview. K. G. Subramanyan

and layered Of Tree And Trees, a 1978 work, went for Rs 32 lakh. K G Subramanyan's Odd Encounters, a blue work fraught in tension, sold for Rs 19 lakh.

done in their trademark style. Laxma Goud, Anjolie Ela Menon, Paresh Maity, Jayasri Burman, Sujata Bajaj, Maya Burman, K. G. Subramanyan, Satish ... and in the process forcing us to delve further into his magical and mysterious art. A multi-faceted artist and eminent professor of fine art, K. G.

pics/subra1.jpg" align=right> A retrospective of the versatile octogenarian artist, K G Subramanyan, opened at the National Gallery of Modern Art, Mumbai....own. K. G. Subramanyan, one of India's highly respected artists, is a multi-faceted personality. Apart from being an extremely prolific painter,

art. The exhibition features stunning works by A Ramachandran, K. G. Subramanyan, Gulammohammed Sheikh, M.F. Husain, S. H. Raza and Arpana Caur....Subramanyan's work includes a rare series of large reverse paintings. The art of reverse painting can be traced to the glass painting tradition imported

Gulammohammed Sheikh, Nilima Sheikh, K. G. Subramanyan, and Vivan Sundaram The self-taught, Baroda-based artist passed away two years ago on August 8.

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