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The symposium held at the Emami Chisel art gallery, Kolkata, has become an annual event where notable artists, research scholars, art historians and critics as well as collectors take part in the discussions and the interactive sessions. The two day event-2nd and 3rd October, attracts a lot od attention from the art lovers of this country.

Gen Next V,Epitomizing New Generation Art.‘GenNext’ has by now become the icon of endorsing young generation artists. ‘GenNext’ a global event which brings in young generation artists from every corner of the world to execute their creative endeavour on a common platform. It was five years back in the month of October when Aakriti Art Gallery was incepted and since then every year on the first day of October, GenNext is celebrat...ed.This time around thousand entries from artists across the…See More

Years ago, as a student of the under-graduate class of painting at Calcutta's Rabindra-Bharati University, Ritendra Roy (b.1972) had painted a 'still life with flowers in a vase on table-top, as an academic must-do, albeit with an unusual variation, in which the cast-shadows of the foliage appeared as weighty and as 'real' as the flowers and foliage in the vase, as well as of somewhat different in character than the matters of which those were shadows. The mode of representation, with emphasis…See More

Years ago, as a student of the under-graduate class of painting at Calcutta's Rabindra-Bharati University, Ritendra Roy (b.1972) had painted a 'still life with flowers in a vase on table-top, as an academic must-do, albeit with an unusual variation, in which the cast-shadows of the foliage appeared as weighty and as 'real' as the flowers and foliage in the vase, as well as of somewhat different in character than the matters of which those were shadows. The mode of representation, with emphasis…See More

Years ago, as a student of the under-graduate class of painting at Calcutta's Rabindra-Bharati University, Ritendra Roy (b.1972) had painted a 'still life with flowers in a vase on table-top, as an academic must-do, albeit with an unusual variation, in which the cast-shadows of the foliage appeared as weighty and as 'real' as the flowers and foliage in the vase, as well as of somewhat different in character than the matters of which those were shadows. The mode of representation, with emphasis…See More

Years ago, as a student of the under-graduate class of painting at Calcutta's Rabindra-Bharati University, Ritendra Roy (b.1972) had painted a 'still life with flowers in a vase on table-top, as an academic must-do, albeit with an unusual variation, in which the cast-shadows of the foliage appeared as weighty and as 'real' as the flowers and foliage in the vase, as well as of somewhat different in character than the matters of which those were shadows. The mode of representation, with emphasis…See More