PIU SARKAR   

About the Artist:

 

Piu Sarkar’s paintings are a medium through which the artist is communicating with her ‘higher self’. It is a process of meditation through which she is seeking her ‘inner voice’. Her narrative dreams capes have originated from personal experience of ‘repetitive dreams’. Her recent series is based on ancient alchemical symbolism and mythological icons. Her dreamscapes are greatly inspired by Carl Jung’s theory of “collective unconsciousness”.

She has held nine solo exhibitions and has also participated in several group exhibitions along with the galleries in U.A.E., Singapore and Bangladesh. In India, she has participated in the "Harmony Art Show" by Reliance Group, Drawing and Painting for AIFACS, Lalit Kala Academy etc. Her paintings are in collection of  Hyatt Regency Hotel, Hotel Hindustan International, Onida House, R.P.G. and several International Art Patrons

Group Exhibition

•  Group Exhibition at Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi 2005.

•  Group Exhibition at Zainul Gallery, Bangladesh, 2005.

•  Group Exhibition at Krishna's Art Gallery, New Delhi 2005.

•  Group Exhibition at Green Wood Art Gallery, New Delhi, 2005.

• Group Exhibition at Bidhan Nagar Sports and Cultural Association at Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre, 2005.

• Art work shop in Calcutta Girls High School, 2005.

• Art Workshop in City Center -organized by Sanskrit Gallery; 2004.

• Group Exhibition at Tolly Club, 2003.

• Group Exhibition at Saturday Club. 2002.

•  Group Exhibition at Birla Academy, 2002.

•  Group Exhibition at Academy of Fine Arts, 2002.

Solo

•   Solo Exhibition at Chitrakoot Gallery, 2005.

•   Solo Exhibition at Vasant Continental Hotel, Delhi 2004.

•   Solo Exhibition at Hyatt Regency.  2004.

•   Solo Exhibition at Oxford Gallery,  2002.

•   Solo Exhibition at The Park, Kolkata, 2005.

•   Art with classical dance was performed live at Tolly Club, 2005.

•   Art with music was performed live with Tail Tantra, 2003.

•   Art with poety was performed live with Sunil Gangopadhaye, 2003.

Award:- 

Bharat Nirman Award, 2004.

Collections:-  

Several private collections in India, Japan, Malayasia & Bangladesh.

Her Works

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