Shrabani Roy

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Shrabani Roy - Its Depends Mixed Media, Textile, 32 x 46 inches Born : 1979 Education : 1st class first in Bachelor of Fine Arts from Kala-Bhavan, Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan, 2001. 1st class in Master of Fine Arts from Kala-Bhavana, Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan, 2003. AWARDS : • 2004 –National Academy Award in 46th National Exhibition of Art 2003-04, organised by the Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi. • 2002 – Lalit Kala Academy Prize in All India Art Exhibition from West Bengal State Academy, Kolkata. SCHOLARSHIPS : • 2003-05 - National Scholarship, History of Tourism and Culture, Department of Culture. Govt. of India, Shastri Bhavana, New Delhi. • 2000 & 2002 - Merit Scholarship from Kala Bhavana, Visva-Bharati, Santiniketan. SOLO EXHIBITION : • 2008 : ‘SHRABANI’S ALTERNATIVE’ Organised by Akar Prakar Art Gallery, Kolkata. • 2006 : ‘Land of dream’ Organised by Sarjan Art Gallery, Vadodara INTERNATIONAL & NATIONAL MUSEUM SHOW : • 2015: ‘Safarnama & Continuing Traditions’ held at France –Musee de la Toile de jouy Versailles organize by India Govt colabrate with Akar Prakar. • 2014: ‘Safarnama & Continuing Traditions’ A show of contemporary artists –held at Indian Museum, Kolkata. • 2012: Art in Santiniketan –To –Day” held in Salar Jung Museum, Ministry of Culture, Government of India, Hyderabad. DOCUMENTARY FILM: • Pop Art in Kolkata –New Art on the Ganhes. Art scene of Kolkata and of whole India, the 52 minutes documentary film will be shown on the prestigious cultural program “Sternstunle Kunst” of Swiss National Television, at 3sat (a satellite channel which covers Germany, Austria, Switzerland). German & English version. Sponsored by “Sternstunle Kunst”, Swiss national Television. 2014. • ‘Shrabani’s alternative’ a short documentary by Akar Prakar art gallery, 2008. IMPORTANT INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION: • 2015: ‘Safarnama & Continuing Traditions’ held at France –Musee de la Toile de jouy Versailles organize by India Govt colabrate with Akar Prakar. • 2014: ‘Safarnama & Continuing Traditions’ A show of contemporary artists –held at Indian Museum, Kolkata. • 2015: Land –Origin thereafter, an exhibition of painting, sculpture, digital print, audio graphic novel and installation–Curator Amit Mukhopadhyay organized by Art Konsult, New Delhi. • 2014: Land, Nature, Gendered –Curator Amit Mukhopadhyay at Nandan Art Gallery, Santiniketan. • 2013: Participated in United Art Fair in New Delhi. • 2011: “ENDURING LEGACY”; A show of contemporary artists from Bengal. 13th May - 11th June, 2011, GALERIE NEUMEISTER, MUNICH and 24th June – 15th JULY, TAGORE CENTRE, BERLIN • 2009: Participated in ‘INDIA ART SUMMIT’ at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, India, sponsored by Akar Prakar art gallery, Kolkata. • 2008: ‘ TO OPT IS TO COMMIT’ , young artist from India, organized by Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi, India , in collaboration with Ministry of culture, Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt and Embassy of India in Cairo. • 2008: The art of Santiniketan Masters and Emerging Artist, at The Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2EU Curated by Sangeeta Ahuja. PUBLICATION : • "Shrabanis alternative" published by Akar prakar art gallery, Kolkata, 200$. • "Land of Dreem" published by sarjan art gallery Vadodora, Gujrat, 2006 • 2003 - "Transition" published by 'Anhesha' (a group of young artist) • 2004, "46th National exhibition of art 2003 - 04" published by Lalit Kala Akademy, New Delhi. • 2004 - "SWARNA REKHA" published by Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi. • 2005, "Continuity disjuncture creativity" published by, Akar prakar. • 2006 - "Artist care for children" published by, Sishutirtha Santiniketan. • 2006 - "Synchromne" published by Akar Prakar, Kolkata. • 2007 - "Earth on Canvas" published by contemporary Art - India. • 2007 - "Intimate thought - pristine Favles" published by Akar Prakar, Kolkata. • 2007 - "Two man show" published by Art & soul Gallery, New Delhi. • 2007 - " Synchrome" published by Akar Prakar, Kolkata. • 2007 - "Freedom - what its means to me" published by Akriti Art Gallery, Kolkata. • 2008 - "The art of Santiniketan masters & Emerging Artist" published by - SA Fine Arts, London. • 2008 - A short documentary film published by Akar prakar, Kolkata. After 2013 continuing my many publication like. • 2008 - International publication named - "To opt is to commit" published by Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi, collaboration with ministry of Culture, Embassy of India in Cairo. • 2009 - India art Summit Catalague published by Akar Prakar Art Gallery. • 2010 - "Vibrant Pallets" published by point of view gallery, Mumbai. • 2011 - "Enduring Legacy" an International publication published by -ICCR, Indian Institute Munchen, Germany, Gallery Neumcister Germany, Akar Prakar Kolkata. • 2012 - "Art in Santiniketan to - day" published by Santiniketan Art hub & pegusus Art Gallery Hyderabad. • 2014 - "Safar nama & continuing Tradition" an Inter national publication published by - Musee de la Taile de Jouy Museum, Versailles, France & Akar Prakar Kolkata. • ‘A New Art Order’ cover page & inside Jan, 2008, India Today, Simply Kolkata, written by Swagata Sen. • ‘Monn Bhase Canvase’ Manasi, Dec, 2007, India Today, Bangla, written by Madhuja Bandopadhyay. • ‘Solo alternative’ 22nd Dec, 2008, India Today, written by Ilora Sen. • ‘Transcending the wrap & the weft’ Varta, 2009, written by Anirudh Chari. • Intimate thoughts exhibits works by women artists, June 18, 2007, India Today written by Swagata Sen. • ‘Nari Chetaner Mukti Niye’ published in Desh Patrika, 2003. INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP & EXHIBITION : • 2015: Art work shop held at Santiniketan organized by Karigar publication, Kolkata. • 2014: International Artists Residency Workshop & Exhibition at Santiniketan, West Bengal, India, organized by Margin to Mainstream, Pegasus art foundation. (19th to 25th Dec) IMPORTANT GROUP EXHIBITION: • 2017: ‘I am an exhivition of contemporary women artist, curated by Ushmita Saha held at A.M. Studio, Kolkata • 2013: “ Sahanubhuti” an exhibition of paintings and sculptures The proceeds will be used to aid the People of Uttarakhand, organized by Emami Chisel. • 2012: “ Art in Santiniketan –To –Day” organized by Pegasus Art Gallery Hyderabad, And Santiniketan Art Hub. • 2012. Participated in Art Fair & Exhibition organized by Emami Chisel, Kolkata. • 2010: ‘ Vibrant Palettes’ A group exhibition held at Point of View art gallery, Mumbai. • 2008: Bengal & Beyond organizes by Art & Soul, New Delhi • 2007 : “Freedom: What it means to me” An Exhibition of visual objects Curated by Pranab Ranjan Ray at Aakriti Art Gallery, Kolkata.. • 2007: ‘Intimate thoughts …..Pristine Favles’ A group show organized by Akar Prakar Art Gallery, Kolkata. • 2007: ‘Two man show’ held at art n soul gallery, New Delhi. • 2007: ‘SYNCHROME’ a group show orgnised by Akar Prakar Art Gallery, Kolkata. • 2006 : FIBRE ART...

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