Lectures, Italy, Siena, 12 March 2013
Visiting artist at the Siena Art Institute for the month of March, Indian painter Indrapramit Roy will discuss his work with the StARTers audience, going through the last 20 years of his career and the most important stages of his artistic journey, from the beginning with mixed media and oils to the switchover to watercolours.
“Figurative without the human figure”: this is how he describes his artwork, in which the exploration of space has been a constant pursuit.
Indrapramit Roy received his MFA from M.S. University in Baroda and his M.A. in Painting from the Royal College of Art in London. He has an extensive international exhibition history including solo shows at Aicon Gallery, Palo Alto, Anant Art Gallery, New Delhi, and The University of the Arts, Philadelphia. He has also been teaching painting at his alma mater M.S.University of Baroda since 1995.
Honours and fellowships include Kanoria Centre Fellowship (1989-90), Inlaks fellowship (1990-92) to study at RCA, London, Junior Research Fellowship (1993-95), Government of India and most recently the Fulbright fellowship, USA (2004-5).
“Figurative without the human figure”: this is how he describes his artwork, in which the exploration of space has been a constant pursuit.
Indrapramit Roy received his MFA from M.S. University in Baroda and his M.A. in Painting from the Royal College of Art in London. He has an extensive international exhibition history including solo shows at Aicon Gallery, Palo Alto, Anant Art Gallery, New Delhi, and The University of the Arts, Philadelphia. He has also been teaching painting at his alma mater M.S.University of Baroda since 1995.
Honours and fellowships include Kanoria Centre Fellowship (1989-90), Inlaks fellowship (1990-92) to study at RCA, London, Junior Research Fellowship (1993-95), Government of India and most recently the Fulbright fellowship, USA (2004-5).
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