28590
Kalakriti is organising an exhibition of paintings titled 'Bonhomie: Watercolors On Paper'. The exhibition will start on 1st Dec '08 and will go on till 25th Dec '08, and the timings of the exhibition are 11am to 7pm.
Bonhomie is a series of paintings reflecting artistes of the Indian film industry in the 60s & the 70s. The series will see brush strokes of A Rajeswara Rao, on sheets of paper, using water colours. He is an artist who looks into his past and his childhood, and reflects those memories in his paintings. He often gets inspiration for his paintings from society and the people around him. Very receptive to even little nuances concerning the present, he weaves these external resources into an imagery, refraining from any formal narrative, and plays with impulses and the compulsive habit of experimenting with the medium.
Bonhomie was born from the artist's childhood experiences, and shows that he still loves to see old heroes pop up to take shape, making a space for themselves, albeit in a different way. The abandon of crudity, the audacity of crassness, and the novelty of the
{{todos[0].text}}