The Goddess & The Godless Approaches to Mythology in Contemporary Art

PRLog (Press Release) - Sep. 8, 2011 - The Goddess & The Godless
Approaches to Mythology in Contemporary Art

7 October 2011 to 18 October 2011


The exhibition presents a highly-intriguing, thought-provoking and aesthetically-appealing collection of mainly paintings by Singapore-based artists from various cultural backgrounds, such as Tasneem Moochhala, Sarbani Bhattacharya, Joyotee Ray Chaudhury, Subhashini Balasubramanian, J. Kalidass, Sujata Jain and Dr Praema Raghavan-Gilbert. The Tree of Life, the Yali, the Buddha, the Divine Androgyne and the Yin-Yang concept are some of the mythological themes that the esteemed artists of this exhibition have addressed, with an amalgamation of perspectives in a personal visual language that reinforces the timeless relevance of what is commonly perceived as mythology. For further details, call 6725 3112 or email to arts@gnaniarts.com. Visit www.gnaniarts.com.


Official Opening Preview:

7 October 2011 (Saturday), 7.00pm

Venue:

The Gallery of Gnani Arts
One Cuscaden Road
#01-05, The Regent Singapore
Singapore 249715
Tel: 6725 3112, 9850 4006

Gallery Hours:
11am – 7pm
Closed on Mondays only.
Free Admission.

Contact:

Mrs Vidhya Gnana Gouresan
Chief Art Curator / Co-Director
The Gallery of Gnani Arts
Tel: 6725 3112, 9850 4006
Email: vidhya@gnaniarts.com
www.gnaniarts.com

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Founded in early 2003, The Gallery of Gnani Arts has been a local and regional trend-setter within its area of research, curation and collection expertise – South Indian contemporary art by masters and international artists. Apart from curating and marketing its primary collection of art by masters and senior artists, the Gallery continues to launch the careers of a selective number of artists from Singapore (where it is based) and from other parts of the globe. Clients of The Gallery of Gnani Arts include the Singapore Art Museum of the National Heritage Board (Singapore) and numerous corporations and individuals in Europe and Southeast Asia.