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Dear Artists friends, International artists network will be publishing a beautiful catalogue featuring creative artists from all over the world. The cost of participating in catalogues is USD 200 per full page Each artist will get a copy of cata...
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Living Art Expanse at Galeria de Arte
November 20, 2009 at 7pm to November 21, 2009 at 12am
Situated in the heart of New Delhi, O Palacio is set amidst a Portuguese backdrop. The opening exhibition will mark the launch of Galeria de Arte. The exhibition titled 'Living Art Expanse' will showcase works by some of the finest Artists in Ind...
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Born in Rajkot in 1977, Udit Kulshreshtha spent his childhood travelling the length and breadth of the country, as an Army officer’s son. Thus began the yearning to perceive objects, both animate and inanimate, from dissimilar points of view. A trait that came in handy during his 7 years in marketing in the domains of Internet, Media, Paints & Durables. With his parental lineage in performing and visual arts, (his grandfather having taught the Great Maestro Jagjit Singh) he succumbed to his genetic calling as a visual artist in 2007, choosing photography as the medium to express himself.

Encouragement came to him in his initial learning period during commissioned projects for UNESADE, Spain, on issues of Education, Poverty, Sustainability, Street Children and other ‘Blind Spots’ of the society, surreal to the indifferent many. And it’s miles away from the elitist voyeurism that crowds our senses. Having published some of his editorial works across the US (Smithsonian - 2008), RCE Barcelona E&S, Spain (2007 & 2008), Pearson University, Singapore (2008) and Times of India & Traffic Life Magazine, India (2007 & 2008), his profession keeps him busy creating visual delights for the Advertising, editorial and corporate clientele in the domains of people, still life, fashion and sports.

While his professional life as a marketer gave him enviable insights into the ever-changing society that we are in, the particular segments that he has worked with have given him incidental but truly invaluable lessons For e.g., his stint with ICI Dulux gave him new understandings of the varying hues of colours, their innate harmonies, inherent contrasts and the play of light on colour temperature. His recent showcase on the Life & Tales of Doors, aptly entitled Darwaaze’, held at New Delhi during July-Aug 2008 is an illustration of the same. Some of his personal works adorn walls in not only domestically but internationally as well in private collections and he is represented by galleries in Ahmedabad & Gurgaon.

A self taught inquisitive photographer and a traveler – more a voyager of the visual senses – he explores the mediums of motion imagery, literature & creative writing, philosophy, design and music to hone his pictorial perspectives. He is currently exploring the vistas of People, Street & Life, Abstracts and Still Life. He is also working on a coffee table book on a small but diverse and economically self sustaining community based on faith, slated for release in 2010.

Udit hails from the Land of the Taj Mahal, Agra and is based out of Gurgaon, a suburb of Delhi.

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At 12:05pm on October 31, 2009, richa said…
you do terrific photography,,,,,,,,,,i like the veiw of it !
At 11:22pm on January 28, 2009, ReddWine said…
Very impressive
At 11:10pm on January 26, 2009, Manisha Gawade said…
Thanks Udit!
At 11:01pm on January 26, 2009, Ajit Vahadane said…
Yes Canon 5D mark II costs 1.5 lakhs--just for body.thanks a lot
At 10:30pm on January 26, 2009, Ajit Vahadane said…
I need huge enlargements at least 3-4 ft sizes.what camera u suggest?
At 10:10pm on January 26, 2009, Ajit Vahadane said…
I just saw a Canon camera 23 mega pixel.Cost is about 1.5 lakh.Too expensive.I am planning to go for photography in remote parts of Indonesia and wish to buy a lovely camera.What u suggest?
At 9:54pm on January 26, 2009, Ajit Vahadane said…
Lovely photography Udit! what cameras u use? I wish u join us in Indian art exhbn in Jkaarta.I sold 3 of my b/w photos in exhbn in 2008.
At 1:30pm on January 24, 2009, Ajit Vahadane said…
Dear artist friend,
We wish to dazzle Indonesia art lovers with great art from Indian artists.
We have started accepting entries for the selection process for our 9th Indian art exhibition in Taman Ismail Marzuki,Indonesia's most famous Cultural complex in Jakarta for Art exhibitions/Dance/Theatre/Music .

For full details visit our website www.indianfinearts.com and see NEXT EXHIBITION section on the top of the website or go to the link http://www.indianartistsnetwork.com/nxt_int_exhibition.asp

Participation in exhibition

Participation fee per artwork per artist
1) Rs.20000 for 7 days exhibition in Jakarta
2) Rs.25000 for 14 days exhibition in Jakarta

Contributions are spent on Framing in Indonesia / art gallery charges / media publicity / Inauguration party / Invitations cards / Traveling and transportation / communications /etc

Price tags carry full contact details of each artist and art buyers can directly contact artists and negotiate the prices if they wish. If paintings are sold, 100% sales amount is sent to artists without any deductions or commission to anyone including us.

Participation only in catalogues

1) Rs.7000 per full one A-4 page / one artwork / one artist per page
2) USD 200 for artists from foreign countries

Your full A-4 size page will have one of your artworks image and your full contact details. Korean art buyers contacted all our artists who participated in our Jakarta exhibition through our catalogues and bought more than 70 paintings directly from artists. Catalogues will be printed only if there are enough paid entries to cover the cost of catalogues. Korean art buyers contacted our artists after getting all contact details from our catalogues. Many art buyers from Indonesia and Singapore have contacted our artists to buy their artworks directly from them.

Selected Artists contributing and participating in the exhibition will be put into catalogues free of charge.

Catalogues is the best option for sculptors / ceramic artists / Installations artists as it is expensive to take these heavy objects abroad

Highlights of the exhibitions abroad

1)All artists complete contact details will be printed on price tags of paintings during the exhibition. We have sold more than 100 paintings so far in our exhibitions and in 2008 we have sold 16 paintings and full amount has been paid to all artists. After the exhibition is over in Jakarta ,many artists have requested us to keep their paintings in Jakarta which will be sold through art dealers/art galleries/auction houses in Jakarta who take 35% commission on sales.

2) All art buyers are encouraged to directly contact you from exhibition hall itself

3)If paintings are sold,100% amount goes to respective artists without any deductions-No commission to anyone including us.

4)Full support of Indian Embassy and Indian cultural centre in Jakarta who every year arrange a grand opening ceremony and call all important VIPs and Indonesian and Indian business leaders. This year a grand dance program and a lavish dinner party was arranged for us by Indian Embassy and JNICC. We are deeply thankful to JNICC and Indian Embassy who encourage us every year.

5) Massive Publicity was in various media.

A) Our exhibition was given one full page in Monthly program bulletin by TIM and 2000 were distributed to their regular mailing list. Rest of 8000 pamphlets were distributed throughout the city from various places.
B) Newsletter of Indian cultural centre published our exhibition news in their monthly issue
C) Invitation cards were sent to all major websites and yahoo groups connected with Indonesia. Please see following websites and yahoo groups.

a) www.artsindonesia.com
b) www.rovinginsight.org
c) www.indoindians.com
d) http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Friends_of_india_abroad/
e) http://groups.yahoo.com/group/OurArtistsFriendsExhibitions/
f) 3 more art related yahoo groups in Indonesia

These websites may have removed our exhibition from their websites but we have taken all prints of those items if anyone wants to see them.
D) Thousands of emails were sent to all art lovers , friends and cultural related personalities
E) Following newspapers gave us wide publicity-All newspaper cuttings are available
1) Jakarta post-Indonesia’s biggest no.1 English newspaper-Two days news items and 7days in WHERE TO GO IN JAKARTA section for 7 times
2) Kompas-Indonesia’s No.1 Bahasa Indonesia newspaper
3) Media Indonesia-Indonesia’s Major newspaper
4) 1/3 Page advertisement in Visual Art Magazine –Indonesia’s biggest Art magazine
5) Nine huge banners were put up at strategic locations in TIM complex so that no one who enters TIM complex miss the banners.



6) Because of our communication efforts, majority of 15 Indian artists went to Olympic art events during Olympics games in Beijing in China. Four Indonesian and one Brirish artists also got selected for Olympics because of us.Olympics Art organizing committee has thanked us for our efforts by email and had even invited us to China and sent us Visa too but I could not go because of exhibition in Jakarta

Many Indian artists have applied for Switzerland residency program and Asian paintings award by Sovereign foundation in Hongkong.Wishing our artist all the best.

7)This is a Not-for-profit activity and selling paintings is not our goal even though we try hard for it. Connecting artists with art buyers and art galleries abroad is our MAIN GOAL. Those artists who are looking for SALE ONLY need not apply for the exhibition as they may get frustrated if there is no sale.
In 2007 more than 70 paintings were bought by Korean art buyers directly from artists who participated in our Jakarta exhibition.There was no commission paid to anyone including us. All artists directly dealt with Korean art buyers themselves.Korean art buyers contacted our artists after getting all contact details from our catalogues.

8) Your contribution per painting will be Rs.20000 for 7 days exhibition and Rs.25000 for two weeks exhibition. We do Framing / Media publicity Air freight / Transportation / Invitation cards / Inauguration function and huge banners for publicity in TIM complex

9) We keep on sending information to all Indian artists in India and abroad about all new chances that our artists may apply for Competitions /awards / scholarships / residency programs in the world.

10) We had successfully participated in Art Singapore in 2007 and Art expo Malaysia in 2009.Please ask us about them if you are serious about participating there.

11) I am returning from Jakarta in Feb.2009 and will return all artists paintings which were not sold during exhibition in 2008 except those artists who have not paid their contributions.

12)Certificates signed by H.E.Indian Ambassador Me.Biren Nanda and Mr.Singh , Director of Indian cultural centre in Jakarta will sent to all artists who participated in 2008

Please send your resumes in word file and images of your artworks in jpeg files to admin@indianfinearts.com for the selection process

Full report of exhibition will be sent to all artists who apply for exhibition in 2009.Artists can see paintings and exhibition photographs on our website www.indianfinearts.com

Thanking you and wishing you a highly creative and peaceful new year 2009

Yours Sincerely

Ajit Vahadane
admin@indianfinearts.com
www.indianfinearts.com
Mobile-9821656016
At 5:02pm on November 27, 2008, ZAINAB QAIZAR HUSSAIN said…
hi, i am inviting you to see my works
thanks
Your photos are very interesting....beautiful...
good day...
At 8:42pm on November 25, 2008, Caroline Heald said…
Your photographs are stunning. Your eye actually reminds me of my own, although I am an oil painter. I am trying to get similar effects of peeling paint, bright colors etc. on structures in India, and I did a few in Argentina as well. There are a few photos on my profile page.
 
 

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