"His Story," an Exhibition of Mixed Media Works by Indian Artist Hindol Brahmbhatt
India based artist Hindol presents new large scale multimedia paintings depicting portraits of influential artists from times past. Hindol's "painterly installations" are incisive commentaries of perception and experience.
New York, NY, June 21, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Tamarind Art is proud to present "His Story", an exhibition of mixed media works by Indian - born artist Hindol Brahmbhatt. The exhibition will be on display from June 22 through July 24 2010.
Opening Reception: Tuesday, June 22, 6:00 - 8:00pm.
RSVP: rsvp@tamarindart.com or CALL: 212-990-9000
India based artist Hindol presents new large scale multimedia paintings depicting portraits of influential artists from times past. Hindol's "painterly installations" are incisive commentaries of perception and experience. Famous artists throughout history depicted in speculative portraits are reduced to their vulnerable cores suggesting a critique on how a glorious past becomes a "product" of contemporary time. Meditative yet visually dramatic, images allude to the unpredictable confluence of torched wood, etched text on plexiglass and skillfully rendered oil on canvases that only an innovative artist can produce.
With an impressively broad artistic range and vast visual vocabulary, Hindol captures the audience's attention through a visually striking approach to story telling by distilling complex process to their essential elements. Ten large, contemplative works created in a unique and personal idiom reveal an acute awareness towards pushing Mediatic Realism to the next level. As Jhony ML suggests, "Hindol grew up in the contemporary art scene when Mediatic Realism as a genre was spreading like a virus amongst the Indian artists. Though, Hindol also subscribed to the mediatized images for developing pictorial debates, he soon realized how the same images could be used creatively with different techniques to create a unique personal idiom."
His unique, painterly style constructs iconic imagery that can bring together in one frame, not only different times and spaces, but also elements from different cultures which have nothing in common with each other. To express this incongruity and chaos is actually an aim and significant formal device used in his story telling. To achieve this expression, the artist takes inspiration from Renaissance art, pop culture, and Asian pictorial traditions into his paintings, giving viewers a new understanding of contemporary life and times.
Born in Gujarat, India, Hindol Brahmbhatt studied at the Baroda School of Art. The artist had numerous national exhibitions. This is Mr. Brahmbhatt's first solo exhibition in North America. He lives and works in Ahmedabad, India. Hindol focuses on creating a parallel between contemporary life and the silent moments of history.
Tamarind Art Gallery is located at 142 E. 39th Street, New York, NY, 10016. Contact us by calling (212) 990-9000 or emailing info@tamarindart.com
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Opening Reception: Tuesday, June 22, 6:00 - 8:00pm.
RSVP: rsvp@tamarindart.com or CALL: 212-990-9000
India based artist Hindol presents new large scale multimedia paintings depicting portraits of influential artists from times past. Hindol's "painterly installations" are incisive commentaries of perception and experience. Famous artists throughout history depicted in speculative portraits are reduced to their vulnerable cores suggesting a critique on how a glorious past becomes a "product" of contemporary time. Meditative yet visually dramatic, images allude to the unpredictable confluence of torched wood, etched text on plexiglass and skillfully rendered oil on canvases that only an innovative artist can produce.
With an impressively broad artistic range and vast visual vocabulary, Hindol captures the audience's attention through a visually striking approach to story telling by distilling complex process to their essential elements. Ten large, contemplative works created in a unique and personal idiom reveal an acute awareness towards pushing Mediatic Realism to the next level. As Jhony ML suggests, "Hindol grew up in the contemporary art scene when Mediatic Realism as a genre was spreading like a virus amongst the Indian artists. Though, Hindol also subscribed to the mediatized images for developing pictorial debates, he soon realized how the same images could be used creatively with different techniques to create a unique personal idiom."
His unique, painterly style constructs iconic imagery that can bring together in one frame, not only different times and spaces, but also elements from different cultures which have nothing in common with each other. To express this incongruity and chaos is actually an aim and significant formal device used in his story telling. To achieve this expression, the artist takes inspiration from Renaissance art, pop culture, and Asian pictorial traditions into his paintings, giving viewers a new understanding of contemporary life and times.
Born in Gujarat, India, Hindol Brahmbhatt studied at the Baroda School of Art. The artist had numerous national exhibitions. This is Mr. Brahmbhatt's first solo exhibition in North America. He lives and works in Ahmedabad, India. Hindol focuses on creating a parallel between contemporary life and the silent moments of history.
Tamarind Art Gallery is located at 142 E. 39th Street, New York, NY, 10016. Contact us by calling (212) 990-9000 or emailing info@tamarindart.com
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New York, NY 10016
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