As is reflected in her first solo show of oil paintings at Triveni Art Gallery. The bright colours she uses are a symbol of the sense of cheerfulness I have tried to convey in almost all my works. Why were beautifully carved sculptures depicting radiantly joyful images of sexual delight placed in our old temples and not in palaces or bedrooms, asks Surjit Akre and answers the question herself, because she believes that the male and female forms are one of Gods most creative works and the feelings of love is the purest form of worship. Her exhibition, Desire, presently on display at Krishna s Collection Art Gallery is a reminder to art lovers that there is more to life than materialism, greed and plunder of nature. Exotic Korean Moods Digital art came into existence some time ago and is slowly and steadily making a mark for itself.
Artists seem to like the idea of experimenting with the mouse whenever possible.
Professor Im Sun Cha of Ewha Womens University, Seoul, Korea has taken this art form to fabric designing and her exhibition of the same will be on show at The Japan Foundation in mid-December. Titled, The Eastern Spirit Meets the 21st Century, the show will have over 20 pieces of fabric design digitally printed. The designs will primarily focus on the wild flowers of Korea along with an interpretation of the traditional Korean motifs in the contemporary style.