Usha-Dawn- The rise of a new day; an array of vibrant colors is
the theme for artist Bharati Shah's painting exhibition. The exhibition will be
held from 1st December to 4th December at Gallery time & space,
Bengaluru. The painting exhibition brought out the life itself manifest in the
early hours of a day with the landscape paintings of Bharti Shah, the author of
“Spices Synonyms in Indian Languages”. All the displayed paintings celebrates
the hues of a new dawn.
A self-taught artist, Bharati’s bold artistic expression
traversing different mediums such as oil, water color, acrylic etc. has landed
her innumerable stints at some of the most coveted art shows and spots in India
and abroad. Starting out with Mumbai in 1998, she went on to deck the caves at
Amdavad ni Gufa in 2008, the Ravishankar Raval Kala Bhavan in 2010, and L &
P Hutheesing Visual Art Centre in 2014.
“The painting exhibition USHA is a manifestation of my memories,
as well as the phases that a person goes through, during relationships, during
loss, birth, death. A slice of each completes the person and fulfills his
purpose in life. All those emotions are painted on canvas in vibrant colors,”
said Bharti Shah, the artist.
A chance to showcase her collection at Arterie Fine Art Gallery,
made Chicago the next stop in Shah’s artistic sojourn. Her exhibition at India
House, London, and a group show at Bhutan, fortified further her connect with
the global artistic circuit. In a span of 18 years, her collection has been
through Hyderabad, Gurgaon, New Delhi and Baroda.
Apart from the national and international shows, her works have
also sought popular demand with top government officials from India, USA,
Germany, United Kingdom and Australia.
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