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I am impressed about the missionary task you have undertaken. I have been also involved in the revival of indigenous tradion and have created some very popular resorts in ethnic and vernacular style-contemporarisation of the tradition through my large sioze murals and architectural forms in village like rustic ambiances.In the process I had been able to promote many folk and art forms and the village craft men.
I hope to draw your attention to seek your patronization
here is my background
Dr. CHINMAY MEHTA
Painter , Architectural Designer and Cultural Activist
Former Professor and Dean,
Faculty of Fine Arts
University of Rajasthan, Jaipur
Former Chairman,
Rajasthan Lalit Kala Akademy, Jaipur
Chairperson
Aayam. Institute of Art and Culture,Jaipur
Contribution at a glance :
Designer of most popular Chokh Dhani village resorts:
Has been engaged in break through fantasy Architectural projects of Resorts
in ethnic and vernacular styles like Chokhi Dhani in Jaipur and similar other projects like Dholari Dhani in Hyderabad, chouki Dhani,Rajkot, Nirali dhani,Jodhpur, Amber vilas,Jaipur and shilp gram Dausa etc.
National academy award winner Painter-muralist :
regularly painted and exhibited in India and abroad and
has been reviewed extensively by the Media. Was commissioned to install large size murals in various mediums : Ganpati plaza in embossed metal, Raymonds showrooms, Jaipur and Indore and at many walls of other restaurants and resorts.
Cultural Ideologue and Activist ;
He has been heading the committee for drafting the Cultural policy of Rajasthan and has submitted an Interim Report. Whole heartedly dedicated to preservation and the propagation indigenous art and culture for more than a decade and As Chairperson of Aayam, he now seriously working for Village Heritage Tourism in Rajasthan.
An Academic Administrator :
Served as a senior university Professor and Dean
of the Faculty of Fine Arts and
officiated university administration as member of the V.C committee
Scholar-Researcher ;
Initiated research in fine arts, supervised more than two dozen scholars
who got their Ph.D and also he has been attending
prestigious symposiums and seminars at the National and International level.
Founder Dean of University Faculty of Fine Arts :
He has been working for new and innovative Educational Projects and programmes in Fine arts and has successfully lead the establishment of first full-fledged university faculty of Fine arts in Rajasthan state