Prasad comes from a small coastal hamlet in Maharashtra. Although Prasad has no formal training in art he was mentored by artist Uday Palnitkar for a year and a half. His work reflects a great eye for detail and his brush strokes show depth and maturity.
Itkila means a powerful fragrance and has its origins in Kannada and Tamil. We believe in making art in any form accessible to those who appreciate it. To quote Pablo Picasso "The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life of our souls". Itkila aims at providing a refreshing perspective to the way we look at art and we do this by amalgamating a piece of art with the décor or the concept of any space.
Saturday, 17 September 2011
Prasad
Prasad comes from a small coastal hamlet in Maharashtra. Although Prasad has no formal training in art he was mentored by artist Uday Palnitkar for a year and a half. His work reflects a great eye for detail and his brush strokes show depth and maturity.
Vishwanath M. Palnitkar
Vishwnath M. Palnitkar was born in Kolhapur, Maharashtra. He graduated from the JJ School of Arts in 1949. He established Pratibha Advertising in 1953, which went on to become India's number 01 advertising agency in 1973, with offices in Mumbai, Bengaluru, New Delhi and Pune. A trendsetter in its times Pratibha Advertising handled the portfolios of some of the big names in Indian commerce including Bajaj, Camel, LIC, Finolex, Bank of Maharashtra & Kirloskar. Mr. V. M. Palnitkar also started an interior design firm 'Indecor' in Pune. An avid landscape painter, he also picked out everyday scenes (a bustling temple square in Pune or the fisherwomen of Koliwada, Mumabi) as the subjects for his paintings. He was a guide and mentor to his family, staff and friends. He died in 1999 in Pune, Maharashtra.
Monday, 12 September 2011
Vidya Nag
VIDYA NAG is a native Bangalorean.
Her formal education was in engineering, but her passion was art. Since
childhood, she taught herself the techniques of using different media to
explore and express this passion. Her art called her strongly enough that she
decided to quit her job at WIPRO.
The series, Recollections:
Aesthetic Sanctity is her first public presentation. These resulted from
multiple visits to several Hoysala temples in Karnataka. Emphasizing details
and the interplay of light and shadow Vidya has created that which captivated
her in those monuments to Hoysala ingenuity.
Having found the joy in her art,
Vidya plans to explore newer avenues.
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