COLOURAAG Solo Show Of Paintings By Contemporary Artist Pavan Kumar Attavar In Jehangir

by admin · Published September 12, 2024 · Updated September 12, 2024

From: 10^th to 16^th September 2024

“COLOURAAG”

An Exhibition of Paintings

Contemporary artist Pavan Kumar Attavar

VENUE:

Jehangir Art Gallery

M.G. Road, Kala Ghoda,

Mumbai 400 001

Timing:11am to 7pm

Contact: +91 9739209505

Recent work of a talented artist from Mangalore, Pavan Kumar Attavar has been displayed in a solo art show at Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai from 10^th to 16^th September 2024 between 11 am to 7 pm. This series in Acrylic colours on canvas will exemplify his thoughtful perceptions about the relevance and sanctity of musical instruments in general and violin in particular for spreading the eternal grandeur and harmony of music among the masses and, in turn, make them happy and joyful. He has made artistic used of pallet knife and acrylic colours on canvas for his paintings.

This exhibition was inaugurated on 10th September 2024 by Honourable Mrs. K.G. Menon, Secretary – Jehangir Art Gallery in the presence of Suhas Rao, Prajna Suhas Rao, Sanvi Rao, Swarit Rao and Sudhir Bolar.

The Series presented by Pavan Kumar Attavar elaborates the relevance and sanctity of white space or highlights and dark areas or depth. Having been greatly influenced by high notes and low note in Music and their effect on the listeners and all alike, he has incorporated the same inspiration from music in his artwork using apt colour tones and their rhythmic harmony. His work prominently highlights, the Violin in particular along with other instruments like Damru and Trident and their tonal resonance in orderto spread the fragrance and rhythm of music along masses. Making an optimum and iconic use of bull and other relevant ingredients at strategic arenas in the work, he has demonstrated his skill and command over the medium used in order to render ample contentment and divine tranquillity to all. Using the mythological background, he has focussed on the sanctity and relevance of both vibrations and resilience as well as tranquillity in the divine music – aptly called the 5^thVed or Pancham Veda to make the overall humanity happy and exhilarating as well as joyful in the apt perspectives of visual arts.