The exhibition features 21 renowned painters from India and more than 70 different styles of watercolour paintings. Photo | Express
Kochi

Watercolour exhibition at Durbar Art Gallery

Beyond the artistic exploration, the exhibition seeks to bridge the gap between art and society.

Express News Service

KOCHI: Art aficionados, there’s a must-visit event in Kochi! The National Watercolour Art Exhibition is currently underway at Durbar Hall Art Gallery. Curated by painter Sunil Linus Dey, it features 21 renowned painters from India and more than 70 different styles of watercolour paintings.

“Our primary objective is to showcase the diverse compositional and technical possibilities inherent in watercolour. The works on display range from the subtle and contemplative to the bold and experimental, providing a comprehensive view of the medium’s potential. Whether consciously or unconsciously, each artist has harnessed the elusive qualities of watercolour to create compositions that resonate with individuality,” says Sunil.

Beyond the artistic exploration, the exhibition also seeks to bridge the gap between art and society. “Art, at its core, must engage with the larger community to fulfil its mission. In this context, we have curated pieces that delve into complex social conditions and those that celebrate the beauty found in the simplicity of everyday subjects,” Sunil adds.

The exhibition is on till January 22. The gallery hours are 11am to 7pm.

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