Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Artist Devajyoti Ray - Focus on Pseudo-realism Art - "Real and Un-real"





The Pseudorealist Art form of Devajyoti Ray has been described in popular media as "Everything that is India, Everything that is 21st Century and Everything that is Art"

in  his pseudo realistic art, he is trying to show the contemporary Indian Society as controlled by media and the virtual world. His subjects of paintings are common men and women of India and his paintings reveal subtle commentrya and satire also.





His profile as described in his web site:




Born
1974

Group shows and
12 participations including :
Participations
All India Fine Arts Fair at Academy of Fine Arts, Kolkata 2005
Show organized by Embasy of Cuba commemorating death of Cuban Leader Che Guevara, New Delhi 2007
Planet Art Sponsored Group Show at Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi 2008
Miniature Show at Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi in 2008
Expressions of our times: An exhibition of Eminent Artists organized by Galerie Art Eterne at Visual Arts gallery, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi in 2009


Solo Shows
7 solo shows at
Museum Gallery, Mumbai 2010
Sridharani Gallery, New Delhi , 2009
Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, 2008
India Habitat Centre, New Delhi 2007
Planet Art Gallery, New Delhi 2007
Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi, 2005
Birla Academy of art and Culture, Kolkata, 2005






Collections
Othman, Riyadh,
Maxtrade GT LLC, Dubai,
Peninsula Group of Hotels, Mumbai,
Ramee Group of Hotels, UAE
Euro Overseas, Bangalore
Private collections in India, USA, Canada, UK, France, Germany, Australia, South Africa, Singapore, Bangladesh, and Maldives






2 comments:

  1. I am an admirer of this new form of art. I also liked your previous write-up on Raghav KK.

    Devjyoti Ray and Raghav represent the very best of Indian contemporary art. Nonehteless, I would have liked a little more to read.

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  2. Thanks for your comments. In my next post I will cover more about the Pseudo-realism Art, the artists and their creations.

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