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In the month of July we at IndianArtCollectors specially showcase artwork s of Sohan Jakhar on www.indianartcollectors.com/sohanjakhar. 

Jakhar' s painting s are reference s from hi s surrounding, history and society.  Hi s aesthetic s delineate s the complex inter-relation s of urban and semi-urban scenario. An interesting mix of contemporary style juxtaposed against traditional theme s and designs, he examine s the visual culture of bazaar s and employ s them in hi s unique style of painting using vibrant colour s and motifs  reminiscent of hi s ancestry. It also allie s with the tradition of image making; one that combine s the skepticism of media-derived image s with an actual inversion of the documentary mode of recording facts.

Add work s by Sohan Jakhar to your collection today by simply clicking on Add to Cart. Remember our price s are all inclusive and the work s will be shipped to you by the artist with an authenticity certificate signed by him! You can also pay securely through a credit card on IndianArtCollectors!

Jagmohan Bangani

Jagmohan Bangani display s hi s new lot of work on www.indianartcollectors.com/virtualexhibition.php from 27th June to 13th July 2008 on IndianArtCollectors.

Bangani’s works portray an interesting mix of colours and texts producing the feel of various textures on the surface of the canvas. Portraying mantras and sholkas in Sanskrit language explains the religious and spiritual connection to his work. Although in this exhibition he displays works that tell of the theme of cities.

In one particular painting, the names of different cities of the world take the place of the mantras. According to Bangani, “Mantras are the most distinctive components of Hinduism which I use as art forms.” The mantra series of paintings strike the viewers eye and encapsulate ones attention deep into the central solitary point from where his brush strokes and energy seem to emerge. The hazy figure of Buddha takes central position in one of the work titled ‘Meditation’. 

The visual language demonstrates the process of his painting. One can understand the evolution of the final painting goes through layers of colours let to pour on the canvas as well as layers of writing. He explains his process saying, “I develop my painting using several layers of writings in a repetitive form and this process is interlinked with mantras as people chant them during holy occasions.” The mantras and texts give a certain kind of rhythmic language to his paintings with the technique of letting colours pour their way as a distinctive style to the artist.

The artist has had several solo and group shows in Delhi , Dehradun and abroad.

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This June we bring you an online exhibition of recent oils by Animesh Roy - Romantic days in Poland. In 2007 Roy spent 6 months in Poland travelling and painting. The earth was recovering from the harsh winter and spring was in the air. The artist has captured this beautiful landscape with his works in oil on canvas. You can view his works on http://www.indianartcollectors.com/animeshroy.

As our Artist of the Month we feature Suresh Gulage - an artist well known for his architectural landscapes. The artist believes buildings may be mute spectators but they hold the life of a city. His paintings have become very popular with collectors on this portal. You can view the artworks by this artist on http://www.indianartcollectors.com/sureshgulage.

As always, you can pay by credit card and prices are all inclusive. Each artwork will be accompanied by an authenticity certificate signed by the artist.

Best Wishes,

IndianArtCollectors Team

   Dear All,

       My parents has a kanwal krishna Oil painting that my grandfather bought 50 years back around 1959, it measures 48 inches X 32 inches excluding frame size, does anyone have any idea what is its worth today ? I could not find any of his artworks for sale just a couple of lithographs and itchings ?
       Thanks,
       Ash

Dear Collectors,

It gives us great happiness to celebrate our 3rd Anniversary with our collectors and member artists. IndianArtCollectors started in May 2005 as a small community portal for collectors to exchange works among themselves for free. Over time it has grown to be a community of over 2500 collectors, and 250 registered artists getting over 15000 unique visitors and 2 million hits every month! We have added many features over the years like the Upcoming Art Events for galleries, Art Blog as a platform for discussion and Art News for the benefit of all. Today IndianArtCollectors is a thriving, bustling community and we would like to thank all our collectors and artists for their participation.

On this occassion we unveil yet another innovation on this portal - our virtual exhibition feature which gives a viewing experience like no other! We unveil this with our first online exhibition to celebrate our anniversary. Some of our more popular artists are featured in this exhibition, and have priced their works reasonably for the benefit of our collectors! You can view it by clicking on the invitation card below.

We look forward to your reviews and comments on the new feature and exhibition. Please leave your comments on this Blog! Remember prices on IndianArtCollectors are all inclusive and you can pay securely through credit card as well.

Best Wishes,

IndianArtCollectors Team