Bibhuti Kanungo College of Art & Crafts has been a significant chapter in contemporary orissan art. Established in 1984, the BKCAC opened up new avenues for the artists to experiment and stretch their limits without being victimised by politics. The founder members of the college have responsibly delivered an environment with human ambience where artistic freedom could find an appropriate expression. The comprehensive effort of the teachers and students in the provided space, dreamt of a new world that deals with innovation and realisation. The integrated conviction has brought the BKCAC through these twenty five years; from a rented house at Kalpana Square to its own premise at Khandagiri in Bhubaneswar, from small rooms to spacious studios, from deputed teachers to permanent faculties, from town exhibitions to international exposure. In these years there have been ups and downs but the nuance and vibe of the associates has remained intact
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India Art Summit 2008, India’s modern and contemporary art fair
Posted in art exhibition India, art exhibitions, art for sale, art investment, art market, art news, contemporary art exhibition, current art exhibition, tagged art fair, art market, contemporary art, india art summit, india art summit 2008, indian art, indian art fair, Indian art market, international art fair on July 31, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
India Art Summit™ 2008 has received an overwhelming response with over 90 applications from galleries and art businesses. The art fair will house 34 of the best exhibitiors of Indian art representing over 12 regions from India & overseas. The India Art Summit™ will therefore showcase the most diverse range of modern and contemporary paintings, [...]
Emerging Young Artist Pratul Dash
Posted in art, art exhibitions, art for sale, art gallery, art investment, art market, art news, Blogroll, contemporary art, fine art reviews, New Release Paintings, new style, new technique, recent art exhibition, tagged acrylic painting, art investment, art news, art reviews, contemporary art, emerging indian artist, indian artist, Indian young artists on November 8, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
When I asked the most debated emerging young artist Pratul Dash about his artistic journey, he replied me with a quote ‘There will be a vital role of an artist to uplift the society’. He said although I live with my family with all responsibility, I always well aware of my real mean of [...]









