Liminal Ground : Group Show

 

artists and guests. 

Liminal Ground was a group exhibition of young artists establishing their presence in contemporary art, showcasing impressive works in painting and ceramics. The exhibition took place at the Arpana Caur Art Gallery in Delhi from December 3-7. 

Bappaditya's Painting

Painting by Swapan Pal

The artists included in this exhibition are Anuja Panjwani, Bappaditya Roy Choudhury, Milan Karmakar, Suraj Gorai, and Swapan Pal. Bappaditya Roy Choudhury and Swapan Pal are painters, while the remaining three are ceramic artists. Swapan Pal creates emotional images of motherhood, characterized by a striking balance of brown and black. He works with acrylics and pencil on canvas. Bappaditya's work, however, is dominated by abstract images of natural beauty. The geometric divisions in his acrylic paintings give his paintings a distinct dimension, thus, his paintings, despite being abstract, also hint at reality. 

Works by Anuja Panjwani

Suraj Gorai's work

Anuja Panjwani's ceramic works are closer to installation art. She often assembles small pottery into a group. Her work with bangles is also impressive. Suraj Gorai's ceramics have a purely sculptural quality. His ceramics are essentially collages, often using remnants of unfinished and damaged pottery. Many images of memory and surrounding life are reflected in his works. Similarly, Milan Karmakar's ceramics are also crafts. His works impress more with their ideas than with their form.  

Work by Milan Karmakar