Art Magnum’s ‘Chitram’ Exhibition Brings Together Iconic Cinema and Fine Art for a Visual Treat
Date: 20th April to 3rd June
Time: 11am- 7pm
Venue: Art Magnum, 60/2C, 3rd Floor, Yusuf Sarai, Aurobindo Marg, Indian Oil Complex, New Delhi-16
Art Magnum, one of India’s leading art galleries, is pleased to announce its latest exhibition, ‘Chitram’, a collection of artworks celebrating the contributions of Indian film stars to the country’s cinematic history. The exhibition is curated by Annapurna M and will be inaugurated by famous filmmaker and co-founder of House of Kotwara, Muzzafar Ali at Art Magnum’s gallery in New Delhi from 20th April to 3rd June 2023.
According to the curator, Annapurna M, “Cinema and art have always had a close relationship, and ‘Chitram’ is a celebration of this connection. We have brought together a selection of artworks from renowned artists that pay tribute to the contributions of Indian film stars to our cinematic heritage. From classic films to contemporary cinema, this exhibition offers a wide range of art forms, including paintings, photography, installations, and more. Our aim is to bring Indian cinema to your walls, and we hope that visitors will enjoy this unique and inspiring exhibition.”
The exhibition is a tribute to Indian cinema and the artists who have made it the largest film industry in the world and will showcase an exquisite collection of art that brings to life the magic of Indian cinema. From iconic films, characters, and dialogues to film posters, the exhibition will offer a fascinating insight into the world of Indian cinema.
Saurabh Singhvi, the founder of Art Magnum, said, “We are thrilled to host an exhibition that celebrates the rich legacy of Indian cinema. The exhibition is a unique blend of art and cinema, and we hope that it will offer art enthusiasts a fresh perspective on the timeless charm of Indian cinema.”
The exhibition promises to be a visual treat for art and cinema lovers alike. Visitors can expect to see an extensive collection of paintings, photographs, installations, and mixed media artworks that pay tribute to the legends of Indian cinema.
The exhibition also features a segment dedicated to the first women of Indian cinema, paying homage to the trailblazers who paved the way for women in the industry. Another segment celebrates the comedians, heroes, and heroines of Indian cinema, each immortalized in a unique and captivating artwork.
The collection is curated by Annapurna M, an accomplished artist and curator known for her discerning eye for the arts. Her selection of artworks speaks of a large movie marquee or canvas inside which now lies every monumental film or name we speak of in awe!
In conclusion, ‘Chitram’ promises to be a fascinating and unique exhibition, bringing together the worlds of art and cinema in a way that has never been done before. The exhibition is sure to leave visitors captivated and inspired by the timeless charm of Indian cinema.
