From: 8th to 14th April 2025

“DESERT ELEGANCE”

An Exhibition of Paintings & Sculptures

By well-known artists Anushka Varekar, Santaji Chougale, Yogesh Majgaonkar

VENUE:

Jehangir Art Gallery

Auditorium Hall,

161-B, M. G. Road

Kala Ghoda, Mumbai 400001

Time: 11am to 7pm

Contact: +91 98604 14585 / +91 98508 35507 / +91 86055 58882

DESERT ELEGANCE

A group art exhibition showcasing the recent paintings and sculptures by 3 contemporary well-known artists – Anushka Satyajeet Varekar, Santaji Chougale, Yogesh Majgaonkar have been displayed in Jehangir Art Gallery, Auditorium Hall, M. G. Road, Kala Ghoda, Mumbai from 8th to 14th April 2025. Between 11am to 7pm.

 

This show was inaugurated on 8th April 2025 by Honorable Guests Walter Vieira, Mrs.Celine Vieira, Mr. Sarosh Karani, Mrs. Geeta Karani, Promod Kamble(Eminent Artist),  Mr. Surendra Jagtap(Renowned Artist) among others

Anushka Satyajeet Varekar – Sangli

She hails from Sangli and had her art education upto G.D. Arts followed by Diploma in Art Education at Kalavishwa Mahavidyalaya Sangli. Anushka Varekar has highlighted the subtle nuances of Rajasthani culture, heritage and social life prevailing there in her expressive style of realism. The Rajasthani culture, the people there, the expressions on their faces, their colorful attire, when they come out of their shells onto the canvas, captivates the mind. Looking at Rajasthan depicted through the eyes of a Marathi artist, one begins to feel the respectful nod given by Maharashtra’s culture to Rajasthani culture.

Santaji Chougale – Kolhapur

Santaji had his art education upto G.D. Art(Sculpture & Modelling) at Kalamandir Art College, Kolhapur. His works in bronze showcases the unique aesthetic norms and nuances associated with a peacock in its happy and joyful mood and enjoyment due to rains and the continuous downpour in rainy season. It also illustrates the elegance of joy and happiness expressed by the peacock in its joyous mood full of happiness and merriment. The sculptor seems to have created it relatively. The peacock’s spread plumage, its vastness, binds the eye somewhere. The peacock’s sharpness and the rhythmic connection in that sharpness are presented relatively by the artist. Overall, through this series of sculptures, the artist seems to have succeeded in expressing his personal feelings about Peacock to art lovers.

Yogesh Majgaonkar – Kolhapur

He hails from Kolhapur. Yogesh had his art education upto G.D. Art(Sculpture & Modelling) at Kalamandir Art College, Kolhapur.  He had showcased his sculptures in many solo and group art exhibitions in Bombay Art Society, Gulbarga Academy of Art, Gulbarga, Lalit Kala Academy New Delhi etc. His sculptures in stone and mixed medium showing the subtle nuances of Apple, Strawberry, Tree and their elegant realistic norms in nature are really very artistic and unique in surface finishes textural peculiarities. He has focused on the need for conservational of nature wealth and its treasures and need to ensure preservation of the subtle nuances from the worldly Bards of pollution and urbanization.

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DESERT ELEGANCE A Group Exhibition Of Paintings & Sculptures By 3 Well-Known Artists In Jehangir Art Gallery