The Sculpted Line
Léon-Georges Dorignac, the French painter, left a rich legacy of undeniably nuanced works. Rodin, his contemporary, upon seeing his artwork is said to have declared, “Dorignac sculpts his drawings.”
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Léon-Georges Dorignac, the French painter, left a rich legacy of undeniably nuanced works. Rodin, his contemporary, upon seeing his artwork is said to have declared, “Dorignac sculpts his drawings.”
Rahul Solanki paints with paper to conjure up minimalist abstractions Rahul Solanki’s art coaxes you in phases. Phase 1 – his paintings like the one I saw first, Missing, are placed like mug shots on a station wall, but with the unsteady hand of whimsy.
French-born, Uk-raised, and New York-based artist Alexandre Singh’s Art. The world I inhabit is just about waking up to the art of Alexandre Singh.
The Rebellion of the Dead Retrospective 1969-2018. From 18 October 2017 – 8 January 2018. In a unique collaboration, the Centre Pompidou and Castello di Rivoli are staging Indian artist Nalini Malani’s first retrospective in France and Italy.
Aditya Pande’s work is not easy on the nerves. It is almost discomforting at first and even in the middle. The end is another story.
Rithika Merchant’s work is an Imaginarium that explores the commonality of beliefs across geographies, a personal reflection on the deep connection between the human mind and the natural world.
Mustafa Khanbhai engages with the nature of history and memory. History is alive, in a constant flurry, in conflict with its own existence.
Youdhisthir Maharjan focuses on text as form to contour his art. The strength of words, the conscience of a story or the depth of a book, all hold powers beyond our understanding.
Ranjeeta Kumari’s artistic interventions from the invisible fringes of indian society. She is an artist to watch out for. Ranjeeta comes from a small village in Bihar called Mokama.