Visual Arts Centre

A Gnani Arts Exhibition: The Victory Icon – Contemporary Ganesha Art

26 August to 1 September 2016

Overview

Exhibition dates: Fri, 26 August – Thurs, 1st September 2016 (11am – 8pm daily)

Official Opening: 26 August 2016 (Friday), 7pm (by RSVP only)

Guest-of-Honour: Mrs Vijay Thakur Singh, High Commissioner of India to Singapore

Artist Demonstration & Bollywood Dance Performance: 28 August 2016 (Sunday), 12pm onwards

Venue: Visual Arts Centre

Free Admission.

It is time again for another dynamic exhibition of contemporary Ganesha Art by Gnani Arts!

‘The Victory Icon: Contemporary Ganesha Art’ is another grand edition of Gnani Arts’ successful and celebrated series of contemporary Ganesha Art exhibitions since 2003. Curated by Singapore-born curator Vidhya Gnana Gouresan, this will be the 7th exhibition in the series. On a creative note and from a curatorial perspective, we have urged the artists of the exhibition to channel elucidating narratives, on personal, social and mythological levels, within and through their artworks for the exhibition, using the binary nature of the Hindu god Ganesha as a global icon who is both secular and religious in nature.

Gnani Arts is a Singapore-based art gallery and establishment that was founded almost 14 years ago. Apart from presenting and curating art exhibitions and projects internationally, we present one major exhibition in Singapore per year. ‘The Victory Icon: Contemporary Ganesha Art’ will be Gnani Arts’ much-anticipated exhibition for 2016 in Singapore.

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Artists involved:

The team of accomplished as well as emerging artists for the exhibition hail from Singapore, Indonesia and various states of India. The artists are (in alphabetical order) Chandrika Chandran, Dhilna Amar, Gargi Sen, Gloria Keh, J. Kalidass, Kalpana Yuvarraaj, Kanak Kiran, Lakshmy Iyer, Mona Singhania, Nancy Ng, Sandhya Wadhwani, Rooma Panchmatia, Sarbani Bhattacharya, Sheena Bharathan, Shyama Nadimpalli, Shilpa Iyer, Sonali Mohanty and Suchita Babar.

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