Solo Exhibition
Artist Joya Mukherjee Logue hosts a solo art exhibition in New Delhi
Indian-American artist Joya Mukherjee Logue hosts her very first and solo art exhibition in India at the Vadehra Art Gallery, New Delhi. Titled, Those Who Walk Before Me, the displays reflect her artistic endeavours, which have been evolving throughout a decade along with some of her recent body of works. With almost 30 oil and water-colour paintings on display, her works revolve around her mixed cultural identity and personal curiosity about the same. It is shaped up with her frequent travels to India.
At the end of August, DIMORA inaugurated the exhibition Dove si disseta l’anima mia, a solo show dedicated to the artist Chris Rocchegiani, curated by Erica Massaccesi and accompanied by a text by Giacomo Pigliapoco. This new exhibition project stems from an intense dialogue between the artist and the curator, marking the beginning of a new phase for the DIMORA space, located in a historic apartment in the heart of Jesi. The title of the exhibition, Dove si disseta l’anima mia, evokes an intimate and introspective vision of the concept of illusion and the relationship between reality and imagination, while also paying homage to a private writing by the curator’s grandmother, as noted in the curatorial text:
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Solo Exhibition
Kenyan British Artist to hold his first London solo art exhibition at The Department Store, Brixton, Thurs 29 Aug to Sun 1 Sept 2024
Kenyan British Artist, David Roberts, will hold his first London solo art exhibition at The Department Store, Brixton (Downstairs) from Thursday 29 August to Sunday 1 September 2024.
David Roberts, (born 1986 in Kenya) is a painter and printmaker. Inspired by the dramatic and wild landscapes of his childhood, David’s artworks focus on the fleeting patterns, light and interactions of the natural world.
Nostalgia is about unnatural events in the natural world. Roberts’ work preserves both memory and subject, however fleeting. His technique is a microscopic examination of nature’s own artwork.
Emami Art is hosting three concurrent solo exhibitions, namely by Bholanath Rudra, Ali Akbar P.N. and Ujjal Dey at Kolkata Centre for Creativity. The artists, in order to captivate both art enthusiasts and the general community, gave a preview and walkthrough on 28 June at Emami Art, KCC. All the shows will be on view until 20 August this year.
“Rudra’s large-scale watercolours depict moonlit landscapes where the hard truth is spoken in an eloquent language, evoking empathy, whereas Ali Akbar’s critical works, paintings, and videos deal with the questions of migration and memory, seas and trade, and the movement of cultural forms and motifs across time and places. Besides them, Dey’s textiles are closely bound to the matriarchal labour, material, and deep-rooted culture. Regional connections and ritualistic connotations give his work a heightened rigour,” said Ms Richa Agarwal, CEO of Emami Art.
