Jaipur Art Summit is one of the most popular art festivals in Jaipur. I wrote about the Jaipur Art Summit first in 2015 and then in 2016. Despite other art festivals taking place in Jaipur, what sets this apart is a variety of art one gets to see at Jaipur Art Summit. Most art events focus on either paintings or sculptures but not this one. There are art installations, paintings, talk shows, movie screenings, sculptures, live art demonstrations and an opportunity for artists to sell their creations. I’m posting pictures from Jaipur Art Summit 2017. I’ll let these pictures do all the talking! Click here to check out earlier art post on Jaipurthrumylens
Posting 20 pictures from Jaipur Art Summit.
- Air Brushing on Mercedes
2. Slow and steady wins the race. Turtles made out of Fibre Glass. Artist- Yogesh Prajapat.
3. Modern Art in Bio-scope.Artist- Sandeep Gome
4. My Chai Tamasha. Used Tea Bags. Artist- Ritu Dua
5. Lost Indian Musical Instruments. Artist- Ashwin Dalvi.
6. Unnamed art creation
7. Memories. Unnamed artist
8. Utility turns into useless. Unnamed artist.
9. An artists’s impression of “Breaking News of media”. Barking Dog. Pankaj Panwar.
10. Life and Death. Unnamed artist.
11. Artist busy in creating a frame
12. Sands of Time. Artist- Swaroop Biswas
13. Circle of Life. Artist-VB Design
14. Illusions. Painting created by an artist in Jaipur Art Summit 2016.
15. Artist in live art camp.
16. Modern Art on display
17. Sands of Time. Artist- Swaroop Biswas
18. Art in Progress. Live Art Camp at Jaipur Art Summit.
19. The journey of mankind. Ancestral Park. Artist- Dilip Kumar Topo
20. A visitor exploring the gallery section of the Jaipur Art Summit
In comparison to Jaipur Art Summit 2016, this year’s art festival lacked usual buzz and vibrancy. The number of art installations was less vis-à-vis last year. Participation from foreign countries was lackadaisical too. Probably last year’s experience of foreign participants must have been bad considering Jaipur Art Summit took place a few days after the Demonetization of high-value Indian currency. The number of art exhibitions & art events in Jaipur has increased drastically but most of them are yet to gain the following.
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With the almost overwhelming variety of art forms at the Jaipur Art Festival a visitor would have no problem finding something to his liking.I would love to watch artists present their work through live demonstrations. As always, great post, Arv!
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Thanks, Peter. I’m sure people who love art will find worth their time to visit this art exhibition. Is there anything in particular that you like in art? Painting? installation?….
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I like all kinds of art forms, which includes photography. Apart from it, I like paintings best. Perhaps because my wife loves to paint.
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Wow that’s great. I’m sure that has some rub off effect on you too. Does she paint any particular subject?
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Some quite interesting pieces. I particularly liked the one on media. Thanks for sharing!
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That’s the reality. Unfortunately, every news channel is a barking dog….vying for attention!
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nice pictures
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A remarkable selection, Arv.
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Appreciate that… since this comment comes from an artist himself! 🙂
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Thanks for sharing Arv, it looks like there is plenty to admire. my favourite is No 11, I would have been seriously considering buying that one if I was there! Just as well I’m not 🙂
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Great Vicky! Are you an artist or you love art forms?
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My ancient history is textile design, many years ago at college, I painted for a while when the children were small, then work took over. Now I love photography but in 2018 I have planned to unearth the brushes and see whether I still have what it takes 😀
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I’m sure you never lose some skills. Moreover I feel it’s about love of aesthetics and some form of order. Even in photography you need an eye. It’s quite similar with other art forms. If you have an inclination towards art, the mode will keep changing. Would love to hear about your experiment, Vicky.
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It was a delight to go through all the pictures but that’s because of the background you provided, Arv! I actually feel like attending one now! Thank you!
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Thank you. You got me puzzled here because this is a very short post so I don’t think I have given much context or background as mentioned by you.
I feel you love art which makes it tempting for you. Do attend if that’s possible. It takes place in December every year.
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Haha! I understand your confusion but the description was honestly in perfect amount, too much of it leaves nothing to imagination and then I kind of get lost in factual details, robbing me of the joy I feel when I look at them. Besides, I’m into photography and these shots are amazing. Of course I love art and thank you, would make a plan😊 have a nice day, Arv.
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Appreciate your clarification. I realized that no amount of description will explain art and interpretation by the artist. It is best when you interpret it yourself. So I have decided to change the narrative style. Happy to know you liked it.
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Yes you’re so right😊☺️
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😃👍
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Some of the pictures and ideas are awesome! My favorite – ‘art in progress’…it has a lot to say! Thanks for sharing them arv.
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I don’t think these pictures do justice to the artists or art at the venue because there was far too much to post it here. I’m glad you liked these creations. We need to appreciate their creators. 😊
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I loved, loved, loved number 10 and 14. Goodness, there’s no dearth of talent in this world.
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Great. All of us have talent. If I can recall you love sketching, Pradita.
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The tea bags are interesting…. but the painting of the girl with double eye’s is quite mesmerizing!
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Surely the girl with two eyes look mysterious. The concept of used tea bag as decorative element is unique. 🙂
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Arv, I loved to see the Art Work in Jaipur, there are some really beautiful creations, number 4 and 10 and 14 are my most favorites. Thank you for sharing.
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Happy to hear that Cornelia. Looks like you love art? Am I right? Anything in particular you like in art?
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Oh you know I am a professional photographer and love to document the life and culture in different countries. http://www.corneliaweber-photography.com
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I knew you love photography but was unaware that you are a professional photographer, Cornelia. Happy to hear this 😊👍
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Loved each of these unique art concepts. Nice to see that you have been posting about the Art Summit for the 3rd consecutive year. That’s some praiseworthy persistence. 😀
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Ha ha. I enjoy looking at creative things. Moreover, this takes place at a convenient location. 😊
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Awesome stuff! The exhibits looked really interesting. The art scene is certainly evolving.
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Thanks Cheryl! Do you dig art? …any form..
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I love the barking dog one! What a fun event Arv!
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That’s my favourite as well, Nicole! Looks like you love art 🙂
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Yes!
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Great 🙂
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So vibrant! So meaningful! Loved each art piece. Each telling a story. The turtles look so pretty! easily my fav 🙂
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Life and death was my favourite.
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Seems like quite the event
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Absolutely. 😃
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you have an Amazing blog dear and it is always an inspiration to a beginner like me.. Kindly follow my blog too if you like it. 😊
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Thanks, Baadal. That’s quite encouraging. 🙂
Will check out your blog. Thanks for the visit. 🙂
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😊
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Want to join Jaipur Art Summit 2019.
I am working on tribal warli paintings fusion of modern contemporary art.
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It will be a good platform to showcase, Anjana. Contact the organizers. 🙂
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