Art Observer - December 2021

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Art Observer is once again sharing the activity-loaded issue to prove that artists in different parts of our country are full of enthusiasm and creativity. The fear of Omicron is there but taking all precautions the exhibitions and Art Camps are being organized to keep the morale of the artists high. A National Painting Camp was organized at Srinagar by the Jammu & Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages the event was part of - Azadi Ka Amrut Mahotsav. ekAtm-Assimilated in One show revealed some amazing works of hard-working artists. An ancient trend of ‘guru shishya parmpara’ was shown through one day workshop at artist Roop Chand’s Art Centre, Gurgaon. A National webinar on Basohli school of painting. Art Observer has shared some details in the article. An article on A. Ramachandra, a living legend and a Padma Bhushan awardee. Alka Harpalani’s article on Kavita Nayar has touched upon some styles and themes that the artist is known for. D. S. Kapoor has very meticulously traced the long journey of an icon - Dr. M. S. Randhawa. In Conversation, this time we present an unassuming daughter of a well-known artist and teacher, R. K. Jain. She shares the achievements of her father with our readers. In this issue, Pooja Gupta is mentioning a few details on the Japanese art of flower arrangement. Readers will certainly enjoy this article with illustrations. Art Observer shall continue to bring art to the forefront in different forms to be shared by all. Happy reading!