Kishore Labar is set to present and curate a group art exhibition of Master Stroke 2024. Art enthusiasts and connoisseurs are set for an unparalleled visual treat as Master Stroke 2024 returns for its 6th edition. The exhibition, showcasing works by 27 renowned artists from across India, will be held at the Visual Arts Gallery, India Habitat Centre, from 6th October to 10th October 2024.
The 6th edition of Master Stroke will bring together a distinguished group of artists from various regions and disciplines to celebrate the vibrancy and authenticity of art. With the theme “Art is Real,” this year’s exhibition is set to explore the profound connection between the artist and their creation, offering viewers an immersive experience of originality and creativity.
Among the celebrated names exhibiting this year are Aashima Mehrotra, Bishwaranjan Bhunia, Bhavana Sagar, Chhutan Lal Meena, Dr. C.K.Bakshi, Dr. Suryasnata Mohanty, Deepshikha Gupta, Jatin Chaudhary, Hilda Kathuri, Kumud Grover, Kamal Devnath, Kuldeep Tiwari, Manju Narain, Madhulika Jha, Mahinder Rai, Madhusudan khandekar, Mohini Narain, Monica Wadhwa, Mukul Mathur, Navodit Mehra, Prem Lata, Padmani Mehta, Poornima Dayal, Pooja K. Gehani, Roop Chand, Rajesh Sharma, Sapna Anand, Shipra Bhatia, Simple Mohanty, Shashi Lata, Sunil Kumar Suryavanshi, Suneeta Neetu Mulick, Tapati Singha, Tanuskha Singha.
Aashima Mehrotra –Aashima’s painting captures the essence of transformation through the fusion of layers, where each application reveals a new depth and complexity. The interplay of translucent pigments and textured surfaces creates a sense of timelessness, inviting viewers to explore the subtleties hidden within the layers.
Kumud Grover – Known for her innovative and abstract sculptures, blending the realistic with the symbolic.
Madhulika Jha – An expert in capturing the human spirit through bronze and fiberglass sculptures.
Prem Lata – Renowned for her fusionative sculptures that reflect deep emotional resonance.
Sonali draws her inspiration from ‘ode to a woman’. They are a tribute to women and celebrate the inner and outer beauty of a woman.
Poornima Dayal’s paintings are part of my Resonance series of artworks. With a fascination for doing conceptual, abstract cityscapes and art Rio de Janeiro represents the gorgeous Brazilian city in a textured art style.
Mukul’s preferred medium is water colour and oil through which he expresses his endless stories of nature, love and harmony. He loves the sheer simplicity of the medium of water colours which allows him to capture the delicate narratives of nature, love, and harmony.
Kamal has been painting since childhood and is a happy go lucky man. He does art as an extension of himself and believes it does not need an explanation or give out a message; rather it should talk directly to its audience and touch the heart.
