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Kishore Pratim Biswas: Embracing Picasso’s Spirit of Artistic Freedom

Kishore Pratim Biswas is a renowned contemporary artist whose work stands as a testament to his refusal to be pigeonholed into any particular style or artistic movement. Much like Picasso, Biswas has continually pushed the boundaries of his creativity, never allowing himself to be restricted by the constraints of any single art form.

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Celebrating Indian Steam Locomotives, Kishore Pratim Biswas’s A Solo Show Captivating Painting at Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai.

Renowned Indian contemporary artist Kishore Pratim Biswas is captivating art enthusiasts and collectors with his latest exhibition titled “Celebration Indian Steam Locomotives.” Held at the prestigious Jehangir Art Gallery in Mumbai, 11th to 17th September 2023. This exhibition showcasesBiswas’s fascination with steam locomotives and his unique ability to capture their essence on canvas. The show was inaugurated by the General Manager of Indian Western Railways Mr Ashok Kumar Misra and renowned art curator Bina Aziz.

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Top 5 Indian contemporary artist

Many of the best contemporary artists in India offer something different and exotic, compared to other artists around the world. From artists who create traditional landscapes and depictions of former ways of life, here are 5 Indian artists who are part of the nation’s cultural scene.

1. Kishore Pratim Biswas

Kishore Pratim Biswas is a renowned Indian contemporary artist exploring the realm of modern art. His works have been featured in some of the most well-known destinations. He has a journey of over 15 years in contemporary art and works with unique themes. His unconventional thinking has given birth to many masterpieces in acrylic paintings and oil colours. 

Some of the popular themes touched by Kishore Pratim Biswas include femininity and the beauty of women. He is among the famous painters of India to come up with a series of paintings on the theme. You can even find new paintings dedicated to women. 

Kishore Pratim Biswas is the best artist in India to try his hands on locomotives of the Raj era. His famous paintings from India include some of the best representations of colonial steam locomotives. They take you back to the past with Kishore’s perceptions creating remarkable pieces. 

The famous Indian contemporary artist lives in Mumbai. He has a studio where his wonders take shape. Kishore is known for playing with colours where the form is not the key. 

His expertise lies in acrylic, oil colours, watercolour, charcoal, mixed media, and more. You will lose yourself in the beauty of colours inspired by the likes of William Turner, Rembrandt, Picasso, Van Gogh, Paul Gauguin and Matisse. 

The works of Indian artist Kishore Pratim Biswas have made the headlines several times. News articles have come out in publications like The Asian Age, Bombay Times, and The Free Press Journal. Eminent personalities and celebrities also show a strong love for his work. He is the best artist in India in modern times.

2.Shambhavi

She is a painter, printmaker and installation artist. Her work is largely non-figurative and concentrates on the relationship between people and nature, as well as the social and metaphysical condition of the agricultural worker. She grew up spending a lot of time with her grandparents in the countryside – a visit she considers the source of her fascination with nature and the inspiration for many of her artworks. The artist’s work has been exhibited in India, South Africa, Australia, United States, and the Netherlands. She is represented by Talwar Gallery, which has exhibited her work in New York and New Delhi. Shambhavi’s artworks are permanently part of the MoMA collection in New York.

3. Chandrashekar Koteshwar

He is a visual artist who has recently moved on to more sophisticated research into the subject itself. Humour and satire constitute an undeniable trend in his work.The objects that the artist most often creates are intentionally incongruous.The aim is to question the structure of the construction of form and visuality, and thus the very process of making the meanings, since they are never complete when they are fragmentary.The artist’s works are crafted in a way that never reaches this completeness in meaning. He was awarded with the Merit Award for Gujarat State in 2017. He participated in exhibitions at galleries like Priyasri Art Gallery in Mumbai, Knots Experimental Art Space in Baroda or Gallery OED in Kochi.

4. Debashish Paul

He is a visual artist who, through sculpture, performance, video, and drawing, explores issues of queer identity in a society dominated by heterosexual norms. His goal is to expand and explore the tabooed concept of homosexuality by exposing the body, treating it as a tender landscape and generating new references to queer identities. He creates sculptural dresses by pasting multiple layers of thin paper, drawing, sewing and weaving. In 2021, Paul was one of the winners of theshow “Of Liminal Beings and Other Spaces” at Emami Art in Kolkata, India Artist Relief Fund, Students’ Biennale in Kochi, Kala Sakshi Workshop, and the series “Learn Togetherness, Beyond Binaries: Sensing Art through Queer Lensing” at Kolkata Centre of Creativity.

5. Anirban Mitra

The beating heart of 1981-born contemporary artist Mitra’s work is the fluidity of images within different contexts, and that forms the anchor of his colour-forward artwork in tandem with the influence of pop culture. Informed by imagery from news photographs, cartoons, paintings, and cinematic stills, his work is overt and unabashed; a true delight for anyone who leans toward pop art with a cultural backdrop. Bulb Kaa Jalna (Lighting Of The Bulb; A Magic Show), one of his earlier edits from 2015, is a great insight into Mitra’s mind, taking a process and the offshoots of thought and infusing them with vivid colour.

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