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Artist Exhibitions:
Solo Exhibitions
1995 Gallery Romain
Rolland, Alliance Française,
New Delhi.
1996 Alliance Française
de Madras.
1997 Gallery Romain
Rolland, Alliance Française,
New Delhi .
2003 “The Art Factory “,
sponsored by Krishna’s
collection Art Gallery, New
Delhi.
2004 Holland Art Gallery,
Amsterdam
2005 The Art Factory-II,
Gallery ...
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Artist Galleries:
Solo Exhibitions
1995 Gallery Romain
Rolland, Alliance Française,
New Delhi.
1996 Alliance Française
de Madras.
1997 Gallery Romain
Rolland, Alliance Française,
New Delhi .
2003 “The Art Factory “,
sponsored by Krishna’s
collection Art Gallery, New
Delhi.
2004 Holland Art Gallery,
Amsterdam
Group Exhibitions
1987 "Monsoon Show",
curated ...
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Artist Reviews:
Durga Kainthola stages a
stimulating, complex play
between art, the symbolic and
the immeasurable. The
distinctiveness of these works
lies in cohesion of images,
simplicity of line and
rendering of the pictorial.
Throughout, concrete
expression of her style flows
as “extensions of my thoughts,
day to day happening of things
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Artist Statement for Durga Kainthola
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popular contemporary and historical imagery, blended with fantasy, proffer a path of extensive perennial inspiration of my creative work. By juxtaposing diverse pictorial elements from global sources, newly forged and deeper dimensions of aesthetic and cultural perception are revealed. Here, canvas and paper are not mere surfaces. They are stages upon which theatre takes place; each a stage where drama is visually enacted, is painted. Myraid images, in essence, are metaphorically transformed characters. Whether conscious or sub-concious, the worldly experience becomes an integral part of the actual metamorphosis, rendering a new meaning and depth.
Durga Kainthola, 2003
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