The exhibition is organised at Durbar Hall in Kochi
Featuring works by 54 artists, the exhibition offers visitors a glimpse into the varied approaches and creative sensibilities of contemporary artists from across Kerala. You Can Also Check: Gold Rate in Kochi | Silver Rate in Kochi | Bank Holidays in Kochi | Public Holidays in Kochi Stay updated with the latest Kochi news.
The artworks explore subjects ranging from nature to abstract art,” said Kishore Mathew of Matma Art Collective. Kochi : With landscapes, abstract art that delves into the human mind, and mural paintings rooted in India’s cultural traditions, the ‘Signature’ art exhibition brings together a wide spectrum of artistic expressions under one roof. Held at the Kerala Lalithakala Akademi’s Durbar Hall art gallery in Kochi, the exhibition moves beyond a single theme, allowing each artist to explore individual ideas, subjects and techniques. The collection includes works in watercolour, acrylic, oil, charcoal, pen drawing and mixed media, reflecting the diversity of styles and mediums embraced by the artists. “The idea was to bring contemporary art practitioners under one roof. We selected artists from across the state, and their diversity is evident in the works displayed. We have not restricted ourselves to a single theme. The artworks at the exhibition also showcase works as diverse as female friendships, modernity and mythology among others, making the exhibition a space where contrasting styles and interpretations can coexist. others explore more conceptual expressions, while traditional mural art adds another dimension to the collection While some works draw inspiration from the natural world. For art enthusiasts, ‘Signature’ offers an opportunity to engage with varied forms of visual expression in one space. Visitors can buy the artworks at the venue. The exhibition will remain open until Thursday, from 11am to 7pm. Entry is free. Download the TOI App.
Organised by Kochi-based Matma Art Collective, the exhibition was inaugurated on Saturday by Kerala Lalithakala Akademi chairperson Prakash Moorthy and secretary Vaikom M K Shibu.