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Twenty upcoming artists of Delhi are coming together to present thier art work through Grains of Canvas.
The exhibition is going to be inaugurated by Shri Arjun Ram Meghwal, the minister of state for Parliamentary affairs and culture of India.
Justice Dilip Rao Sahib Deshmukh, Retired Chairman Company Law Board and Dr. Manoj Kumar, founder and Managing partner Hammurabi and Solomon will be guest of honour.
The group Grains of Canvas started its endeavour in the year 2010 to promote the arts and establish vibrant links with the citizens.
After the traumatic period of pandemic, GOC have come forward with a group exhibition of twenty artists of work that is emblematic of our nation’s diverse culture. This exhibition is there to make people aware of their national and universal cultural heritage and necessity of the Arts as vitall important element for economic and intellectual development of both the individuals and society. The exhibition is there to ensure that the economic and social rights of the artists are protected.
Sublimation is an exposition by twenty upcoming artists displaying varied dynamics of their visual articulation reflecting varied hues capturing the diversity of their personal experiences, dreams, desires and interests. These artists from diverse socio-cultural backgrounds and regions, each with their own experiences, concerns and oeuvres have come together with their variable creations in a multitude of styles, techniques, sizes, forms and aesthetics in a range of hues and manifestations to showcase a plurality of thoughts through their arts.
As a formative and fervent educator, artist Dilip Sharma fondly shares that he has organized more than thirty exhibitions of his student artists and in future also he promises to bring forth fresh and skillful talents. The idea of this exhibition is to provide a platform for these artists to share their messages through their visual idioms and to make an effort to bring the best of art to the public. The comprehensive exhibition consisting of 20 artists span a wide range of visual languages from the descriptive narrative to the emphasis on a solitary object, which appears to be a questioning of the inherited discourse at various levels. Such a wide range of representational approaches at play in the works of these artists reflect on how well they have contemplated with their imaginations.
We hope that the exhibition, it’s intention and methodology, and the program around it will serve as an event through which the journey of this towering figure of Indian art will be preserved.
