Brush, Palette and Coffee

13/12/2021

Art Lane presents 7th edition of KALAGOSHTHI Black, White,and Grey- THE UNSPOKEN

Dates: 15th- 17th January 22

Venue: Poona Western Club( PWC), Bhugaon

PARTICIPATING ARTIST: Revati Gangal Born in 1981, Mumbai, Revati did her BFA & MFA from Sir J.J. School of Art, Mumbai. She specialized in portraiture developing her own individualistic portrait-figurative style. Her varied experiences in life about discovering her self, people, society, nature and her residential stints across different cities and countries have always been active elements in Revati's evolution as an artist. Besides India, her works have been exhibited in Paris, London, Brussels, Dubai, Muscat, Doha and ManManama
dalvi-gangal

23/06/2021

19/01/2021

16/01/2021

MIGRATION-KALAGOSHTHI 20-21

We are pleased to share the show details for the *Migration* Exhibition of all genres of artworks at *The Poona Western Club, Bhugaon, Pune.*

Art Lane-Kalagoshthi fosters an understanding of the place of _the visual arts_ in society at large. It supports all categories and programs, and now presents an innovative exhibition that delves into the broader world of ideas on Migration. It aims to create an atmosphere conducive to curiosity and exploration that nudges viewers to think critically.

11/08/2020

IN CONVERSATION WITH THE ARTIST- NAVED ASLAM
EPISODE-4

Naved Aslam is an Indian film, television and theatre actor who is best known for his roles in the 1990s Sony TV medical drama Hospital, and films Chhal (2002) and Sehar (2005). He has been associated with theatre for over 30 years as an actor, writer and often a director.

ONCE UPON A TIME IN MUMBAI
PAVITRA RISHTA
SEHAR
BEINTEHAA
JODHA AKBAR
HONEYMOON TRAVELS PVT LTD.
SURYA PUTRA KARNA are a few of his other films and serials.
Naved earned his Master's degree in Mass Communications from Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi.

He talks about "Seeing is Believing" in this episode.
He prefers to call himself a communicator and strongly feels, be it verbal or a non-verbal communication, human race could not have survived for as long as it has without communication. From the time we are born, our seemingly undefined gestures and voice, its interpretation by our mother and her response to us is the very first introduction to the concept of Communication.
Radio, Written word, Television, Films, any form of Art or even simple conversations between people, all of these serve as mere mediums of choice for one thinking mind to express its thought to another who is at the receiving end. Communication is the oxygen of life and perception is what makes people different from each other. And each one has a story to tell.

TUNE IN TO HEAR HIS UNIQUE STORIES AND MORE
on the
15TH AUGUST 2020
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08/08/2020

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04/08/2020

IN CONVERSATION WITH THE ARTIST

VAISHALI OAK

EPISODE 3

Art Lane.Kalagoshthi is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting
DATE: 8th August 2020
TIME: 4:00-5:30 pm

Topic: 'DEMYSTIFYING FABRIC ASSEMBLAGE'

Vaishali Oak (INDIA)

Has Masters in Painting. Since 1997 her primary medium is fabric and her muse is a simple village quilt called 'Godhadi' in her native region.
She received Junior Fellowship by Government of India, Ministry of Culture, in the field of Visual Art In year 2000. It was a two-year fellowship where she explored the visual effects and ethos of godhadis and transpose the essence in a contemporary art form.

Disturbed by the horrific communal clash in Godhra, in Gujarat, in 2002, that fanned into ghastly riots, Vaishali spontaneously created a hard-hitting work titled ‘Flow of Death’ (After Godhra) that received a National Academy Award (2002).
She is also having a special mention in the catalogue of the show celebrating 50 years of Lalit Kala Akademi called ‘Swarnarekha’.
She was a part of 9th ‘From Lausanne to Beijing’ International Fiber Art Biennale Exhibition and Exchange. Guan Shan Yue Art Museum, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, (China) P.R., her work was awarded as 'Outstanding artwork' in this Biennale. Her works and her installation was a part of an official collateral for Kochi-Muziris Biennale (INDIA) 2016 from 12th December 2016 to 29th March 2017. Participated in 12th International Contemporary Textile biennial, Scythia, Ukraine 2018. She was apart of 10th ‘From Lausanne to Beijing’ International Fiber Art Biennale Exhibition and Exchange 2018. Which was held at The Academy of Arts & Design Tsinghua University, Beijing. Participated in a group show ’THOUGHT IS ALSO A MATTER’ curated by renowned artist and curator Raju Sutar a collateral exhibition, part of fourth edition Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2018. She represented India at Invited Artists section in ‘World Textile Art’ , 8th Biennial at Madrid ,Spain, September 2019. She was part of Invited Artist’s section in ‘Raigad Activista 2020

27/05/2020

As one life comes to an end, another begins. Life itself is migration. Who says it has to be limited to just one? In this context the process of migration is unknown to most of us because of our human limitations. We don’t know where we were or where we’re going and yet we feel peace to know the fact that hopefully someday, we’ll migrate and move on to another life. A better life!
-Muskaan Mehta

Apply to Kalagoshthi 2020 with your interpretations of Migration as a concept, at this link :
https://forms.gle/W7YB9FhUzkCzDVdk6

You can also contact us at the below numbers:
Muskaan Mehta +91 98199 67422 | Manisha Vedpathak +91 77220 52092 | Smita Raje Deshpande +91 9168193280

20/05/2020

As we continue the series on migration , here is a thought.

When we think of migration our very first interpretation of it is “going to a particular place”. What if it means something more? What if it means coming together? Like two soulmates who were lost before they found one other, now find peace in the fact that life “migrated” them towards each other.
-Muskaan Mehta

Apply to Kalagoshthi 2020 with your interpretations of Migration as a concept, at this link : https://forms.gle/W7YB9FhUzkCzDVdk6

You can also contact us at the below numbers:
Muskaan Mehta +91 98199 67422 | Manisha Vedpathak +91 77220 52092 | Smita Raje Deshpande +91 9168193280