Kishore Roy, hailing from Bengal, is a master in the figurative style. His canvases weave mythological tales in an impactful presentation with ‘Krishna’ being his favourite muse. His imagery is primarily figurative adorning a colourful appearance. The narratives rotate around mythological themes. Widely exhibited, his work has been featured in more than 25 group shows and over ten solo exhibitions in Kolkata and at Delhi besides other Indian metros and in cities abroad.
Deepa Vedpathak is from western India. A young artist with immense talent merges abstract with semi-figurative compositions . Her bold strokes are very popular with the global audience. Right from her childhood Deepa liked to draw and paint. Her sole aim was to be a painter. When the colours take shapes on her canvas, it has not any limit, she struggles with it, in fact she prefers colour schemes and colour application.
When: On till 18 December
Where: Open Palm Court, India Habitat Center
Timing: 10 am to 7:30pm
Deepa Vedpathak is from western India. A young artist with immense talent merges abstract with semi-figurative compositions . Her bold strokes are very popular with the global audience. Right from her childhood Deepa liked to draw and paint. Her sole aim was to be a painter. When the colours take shapes on her canvas, it has not any limit, she struggles with it, in fact she prefers colour schemes and colour application.
When: On till 18 December
Where: Open Palm Court, India Habitat Center
Timing: 10 am to 7:30pm