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Music of Spring..

Dandiya Rasa by Subrata Gangopadhyay
Raag Basant, not to hear but visually you can flow into those ecstatic musical notes. Such is the aura and energy of place where beautiful strokes that express real life emotions are present. Raag Basant is the title of ongoing congregation where artists have exhibited their expressions... Series of Radha Krishna, Shiv Parvati and that of women celebrating were present.  As Basant or Spring itself is synonymous with beauty, love, joy, celebration, blossoms etc. 
Sunshine by Sushmita Das

Khurshid Ravji lost in the depth of colors
Radhika III and Radha Krishna series, multi layered expression with large droopy eyes imparting surreal and dream like expression.. By: Sukranat Das



The art works of twenty two artists have been installed at Satya Art Gallery in Navjivan Press Campus. The exhibition was inaugurated on 6th March '18 by Anil Relia, Mr. Dakshesh Shah, Prof. Dr. Himanshu Pandya, Vrindavan Solanki, Khurshid Ravji. The works will be on display till 11th March 2018, from 11:00 am till 8:00 pm.




Series of a Girls expression by Prasenjit Sengupta.. figurative and realist, untitled for the viewer to  interpret and comprehend  

By Chaula Doshi

The show has been organised by Chaula Doshi whose three paintings are also installed.  Apart from her the rest are from across India, especially the North Eastern belt. The artists have infused life to the canvases, the visuals itself depict depth of emotions which make you sink and keep gazing at the canvas. The entire amalgamation has been curated by Susanta Das.
Depth in the eyes of Durga.. rising above the world of oceans..


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