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"A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, conn a ship, design a building, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, set a bone, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, solve equations, analyze a new problem, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, fight efficiently, die gallantly. Specialization is for insects."
A series of interviews I did for WomensWeb. It features thoughts and works of women around the world who are crafting their business by hand. The first interview was with the lovely Karen Barbe, a textile designer from Chile, who weaves, embroiders and screen prints home accessories. http://www.womensweb.in/articles/karen-barbe-textile-design/. The second was with Yokoo, who knits and sews and has a beautiful way of living. http://www.womensweb.in/articles/handmade-design-yokoo-gibraan/ The third was with Natalie Stopka who loves marrying textile techniques in book binding - http://www.womensweb.in/articles/handmade-womennatalie-stopka/
“Rashtriya Kala Utsav 2013” – A National Exhibition for Traditional, Tribal and Folk arts.
Hope this can support and help all the participating artists to get proper exposure.
For Details and participation:
email: info@pariveshkalasansthan.com ; pariveshkalasansthan@gmail.com
Call: +91 968 044 7445
For all those looking for original Gond artworks, by NikkiSingh Ureti the nephew of Jungarh Singh Shyam or by Warli Master Jivya Soma Mashe and others of this family – contact bCA Galleries – info@bcagalleries.com.
In fact, some of the images of Warli art on Herve Predriolle’s blog are from our site http://www.bcagalleries.com – including the Ant which is displayed on this blog
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great making i can’t what beuti the artist paste on painting what beuti and reality they bring ancint indian type of art have in their hands
cher luc denis, ce serait extraordinaire si vous pouviez retouver ce contact, mon mail pour ce joindre directement : perdriolleherve at orange point fr
Ce message à Monsieur Hervé Perdriolle dont j’ai lu l’article sur Yves Véquaud, celui qui découvrit l’art du Mithila dans les années 60.
Yves Véquaud fut l’un de mes plus proches amis, je possède d’ailleurs une peinture du Mithila qu’il m’a offerte.
Par pudeur, il s’est éloigné des siens durant la longue maladie qui l’a emporté et je ne sais pas moi non plus où se trouve actuellement sa collection. Il est mort avant sa mère, morte à son tour depuis, mais qui avait sans doute hérité de lui auparavant.
Il est possible également qu’il ait fait un don manuel de toutes ces choses à l’ami qui vivait avec lui durant ses derniers mois de vie, un garçon polonais dont j’ai oublié le nom mais que je pense pouvoir retrouver si cela vous intéresse toujours.
Dites-moi cela.
Avec mes meilleurs sentiments.
Luc Denis
Can anyone tell me where i can get hold of one of these works? Any information will be greatly appreciated.
You can email us..We work closely with these artists
please send me some images of works of gond artist . i am interested in buying and live in bhilai chattisgarh.
Hey …. It was great seeing your blog and these images.
I am doing my dissertatio on Gondi Art, if you can help me on some issues it would be great thing for me !!
Regards …
I am looking to buy a couple of paintings by gond artists. How can I do so?
I’m interested in doing a story on Jangarh Singh Shyam and his art as well as his family and gond tribal as well. How can I get in touch with his family and those close to him who were aware of his work? Hope to hear from you soon.
Angela Zonunpari
+919981271209 (Bhopal)
+919891098508 (Delhi)
Can help you with that…
hey !
real nice piece of work.
classy art 🙂
I’ll take the second one……the visual appeal is compelling. – Rekha
Very idyllic & inspired work.Good that these designers/architects met such receptive clients.Indeed fortunate that such great expressions are happening in our country
in so dark times.Art,Music and sheer poetry in these works.Thanks for introducing
this to me.
– Jayant.
Lovely works!
I have a soft corner for Gond paintings:-)
Arch
Thank you very much for sending this exciting mail.
Happy 2009.
– Jayant.