Unique Sculptures at Display

Posted on 08/02/2016 By Kiran Chopra

Prodosh Das Gupta, Mother Earth II, 27 x 20 x 29 Cms, Bronze

Chawla Art Gallery presents a collective show of unique sculptures at display by artists Prodosh Das Gupta, Ankit Patel & Tapas Sarkar at Square one mall, Saket, New Delhi, from 9th-25th February, 2016, 11 am till 7 pm.

(R) Tapas Sarkar, Krishna, 67x22x20 inch, Bronze, 2015 (L) Tapas Sarkar, Saraswati, 30x27x14 Inches, Bronze

A fine collection of sculptures that ooze out creativity and contemporary styling, the display is a rare opportunity for any art connoisseur. The exhibition exudes remarkable talent on bronze.

Prodosh Das Gupta, Halves, 29x29x41 Cms, Bronze

The strength of the display is evident in the best works of our modern and contemporary art tradition, which is not hemmed in by mechanical and arbitrary divisions between the abstract and figurative in sculptures, between the tactile and the purely visual and between inner and outer realities.

Ankit Patel, Stretching the Limits, 25x34x10 Inches, Bronze

In fact, most works in this exhibition reflect the private search of a sculptor in the labyrinth of aesthetic possibilities. And the best works reflect a vision of where the artist may go in the future. A collector would want to look at just that.

Certainly, a unique collection of sculptures, the works of art on display are sure to give pleasure to the viewer. Exemplary efforts have been made by the artists to showcase their best in metal. The bronzes reflect the respective signature styles of the artists drawing attention to their forte.

TITLE:: A trio sculpture show by – Prodosh Das Gupta, Ankit Patel & Tapas Sarkar.

VENUE:: Chawla Art Gallery, Square one mall, Saket – Delhi

DATE:: 9th February till 25th February, 2016

TIMINGS:: 11 am till 7 pm

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Creativeaholic to the core. Sculptor, Writer, Art Curator & Filmmaker, who has been creating for the last 20 years.A traveler in Mind, dreamer in life and a scrapbooker in the times of internet with a potential to enjoy sunshine at 45°