ART EXHIBITION “Shadow Lines”: Experiments with Light, Line and Liminality, a group art show > 6th April to 25th May 2019
Venue : Shrine Empire Gallery, D 395, Defence Colony
Time : 11:00 am - 6:00 pm (Sundays & Public holidays closed) Add to Calendar
06/04/2019 11:00
25/05/2019 18:00
Asia/Kolkata
ART EXHIBITION “Shadow Lines”: Experiments with Light, Line and Liminality, a group art show
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Shrine Empire Gallery, D 395, Defence Colony, New Delhi 110024
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Event Description : ART EXHIBITION "“Shadow Lines”: Experiments with Light, Line and Liminality, a group art show
In 1919 the artist Vasily Kandinsky in his essay On Line wrote “Line experiences many fates. Each creates a particular, specific world, from schematic limitation to unlimited expressivity. These worlds liberate line more and more from the instrument, leading to complete freedom of expression.”
Even a century after Kandinsky penned these thoughts, artists continue to be fascinated by the possibilities of line and the worlds they conjure up. What are these many fates that a line can experience, what worlds can it create? More pertinently, why do artists continue to be in its thrall?
“Shadow Lines” brings together a group of artists, spanning several generations, who view the world through the prism of light, line and liminality. The conceptual underpinnings of their work may vary, but what unites them is their emphasis on tactility and texture, line and light, mood and movement, and the sensations conveyed by colour. Eschewing a mimetic representation of an outer reality they strive instead to distil its essence, play with perception or revel in the poetics of space. In doing so, they reveal new avenues to experience and interrogate the world.
Curated By Meera Menezes
Artists : Adip Dutta | Ayesha Sultana | Hemali Bhuta | Manisha Parekh | Nasreen Mohamedi | Parul Gupta | Prashant Pandey | Shambhavi | Shobha Broota | Tanya Goel | Zarina
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Venue : Shrine Empire Gallery, D 395, Defence Colony, New Delhi 110024
Venue Info : www.shrineempiregallery.com | Map | Nearest Metro Station - 'Lajpat Nagar(Violet Line)'
Venue Info : www.shrineempiregallery.com | Map | Nearest Metro Station - 'Lajpat Nagar(Violet Line)'
Event Description : ART EXHIBITION "“Shadow Lines”: Experiments with Light, Line and Liminality, a group art show
In 1919 the artist Vasily Kandinsky in his essay On Line wrote “Line experiences many fates. Each creates a particular, specific world, from schematic limitation to unlimited expressivity. These worlds liberate line more and more from the instrument, leading to complete freedom of expression.”
Even a century after Kandinsky penned these thoughts, artists continue to be fascinated by the possibilities of line and the worlds they conjure up. What are these many fates that a line can experience, what worlds can it create? More pertinently, why do artists continue to be in its thrall?
“Shadow Lines” brings together a group of artists, spanning several generations, who view the world through the prism of light, line and liminality. The conceptual underpinnings of their work may vary, but what unites them is their emphasis on tactility and texture, line and light, mood and movement, and the sensations conveyed by colour. Eschewing a mimetic representation of an outer reality they strive instead to distil its essence, play with perception or revel in the poetics of space. In doing so, they reveal new avenues to experience and interrogate the world.
Curated By Meera Menezes
Artists : Adip Dutta | Ayesha Sultana | Hemali Bhuta | Manisha Parekh | Nasreen Mohamedi | Parul Gupta | Prashant Pandey | Shambhavi | Shobha Broota | Tanya Goel | Zarina
Related Events : Art Exhibitions
ART EXHIBITION “Shadow Lines”: Experiments with Light, Line and Liminality, a group art show > 6th April to 25th May 2019
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