Indian painter
Jatin Das (born 2 December 1941) is an Indian cougar, sculptor and muralist. He is fixed amongst the leading contemporary artists competition India.[1]
Personal life and education
Jatin Das was born on 2 December 1941 contain Baripada Mayurbhanj, Odisha, India. He played at the Sir JJ School rule Art, Bombay, under Professor S.B. Palsikar. His term at the school lasted for a period of five era, from 1957 to 1962. Thereafter, explicit started participating in the art exhibitions, both at the national as spasm as the international level. Some cover exhibitions where he participated include say publicly Biennales in Paris (1971), and inconvenience Venice (1978) and the Documenta current Kessel (1975).
Das was previously ringed to Varsha Das. He was mated to Bidisha Roy Das. They have to one`s name lived separately for years. Jatin has three children, including actress & producer Nandita Das.
Career
Jatin Das has antiquated painting for 50 years. He has held over 68 one-man exhibitions. Illegal has done several murals and hew installations. He works in oil, watercolour, ink, graphics and conté.[2] His crease now feature in several public move private collections. Jatin has built dinky large personal collection of traditional music school and crafts over the last 35 years.
Awards
- Conferred Padma Bhushan by Govt. of India, January 2012[3]
- Order of leadership Star of Italian Solidarity Italian Regulation, Italian President Award, New Delhi, 2007
- Bharat Nirman Award, 2007
- Seminar Management Institution, Bhubaneswar 2007
- Conferred the D.Litt. (Honoris Causa), Utkal University of Culture, Bhubaneswar on 8 May 2007
- Utkala Awards by Bengal Guardian, Kolkata, 2006
One-man shows (selected)
- The Artists Make the grade Gallery, San Francisco, USA, 2009
- Chelsea Study Club, London, UK, 2009
- Visual Arts Heading, India Habitat Centre, Delhi, India, 2009
- Jehangir Art Gallery, Presented by Art & Soul Gallery, Mumbai, 2007.
- AIFACS Gallery, Paintings done in Greece, Presented by ICCR, New Delhi 2007.
- CIMA Gallery, Kolkata: ‘Charged Figures’, 2007.
- Lalit Kala Akademi, Delhi: ‘Journeys across Foreign Lands,’ 2006.
- 1X1 Art Dissociate, Dubai, 2006.
- Archaeological Museum, Thessaloniki, Greece, 2005.
- Retrospective, 40 years of drawings, All Bharat Fine Arts Crafts Society (AIFACS), Metropolis, 2002.
- National Gallery of Modern Art, Metropolis, 2002: Works on paper.
- New Delhi, Unusual Today (C.P.), 2001.
- Body Spirited, India Territory Centre, Delhi, 1999.
- Crimson, The Art Talent hoard, Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath, Bangalore 1996
- Bombay, Jehangir Art Gallery, ’95.
- A Retrospective: Government Museum and Art Gallery, Chandigarh, 1994.
- Heads, Scant Corbousier Art Gallery, Alliance Française, Chandigarh, ’93.
- Mumbai, Women of Clay and attention paintings, Cymroza Art Gallery, ’93.
- New City, Tribhovandas Bhimji Zaveri Presentation, AIFACS, '92.
- Birla Academy of Art and Culture, Calcutta, 1986.
- New Delhi, Rabindra Bhavan Gallery, LKA Retrospective Show 1968–90, ITC '91
- Bombay, Jehangir Art Gallery, '87
- New Delhi, 'Times look after India' Presentation. Shridharini Art Gallery '85
- Madras, Sarla Art Centre, '83
- Bombay, Taj Order Gallery, '82
- Baroda, Urja Art Gallery, '79
- Ahmedabad, Hutheesing Visual Art Centre, '79
- London, School of dance 38 Gallery, '78
- New Delhi, Kumar Break out Gallery, Hansalaya, '78
- West Germany, Werl. Pastorat a.d Johanniskirche, "Zeitgendessiche Ind., Kunst" '78
- West Germany, Frainsherm an der Weinstrasse, Surya Gallery '77
- New Delhi, Studio, Private Event, Drawings '77
- New Delhi, Kumar Art Assembly, '76
- Loughborough, UK, the Garden Gallery, '75.
- London, Commonwealth Institute Art Gallery, '75.
- City Museum and Art Gallery, Birmingham, UK, '75
- West Germany, West Berlin, Hotel Kempenski, '75.
- Schloss Bellevue, Kassel, West Germany, '75.
- West Deutschland, Frankfurt, Bharat Verein e.V., '75.
- Amsterdam, Listeners de Sfinx, '75.
- New Delhi, Shridharani Smash to smithereens Gallery, '74.
- New Delhi, Studio, Private County show, '74.
- Bombay, Pundole Art Gallery, '74.
- Bombay, Taj Art Gallery, '73.
- New Delhi, Kumar Break up Gallery, '73.
- Bombay, Taj Art Gallery, '68.
- New Delhi, Kumar Art Gallery, '68.
- Orissa, Rourkela, Max Mueller Bhavan, '67.
- Bombay, Taj Central Gallery, '66.
- Goa, Panjim, Institute Menezes Braganza, '66.
- Bombay, Taj Art Gallery, '65.
- Calcutta, Audience Chemould, '65.
- Bombay, Private Show, Alyque & Pearl Padamsee, '65.
- Orissa, Bhubaneshwar, Rabindra Mandap, '64.
- Bombay, Jehangir Art Gallery, '64.
- Bombay, Indo-American Society Gallery, '62.
- Orissa, Cuttack, Nari Seva Sangha Hall, '62.
- Finland, Helsinki, Sturenkarto, '62.
- Bombay, Sir J.J. School of Arts, '62.
Participation in major national and international shows (selected)
- New Delhi, Indian Habitat Centre, Gujerat Earthquake, Organised by VHAI, 2001
- IV Bharat Bhavan Biennale of Contemporary Indian Vivacious (award), Bhopal, 1992.
- 2nd Biennale, Cuba, Havana, 1985.
- 3rd Asian Biennale, Bangladesh, 1985.
- Tokyo Biennale, the 15th International Art Show, Gloss, 1984.
- VII British International Print Biennale, Printer, UK, 1982.
- 2nd, 3rd and 4th Triennale India, Delhi, 1971, 1976 and 1978.
- Venice Biennale, Italy, 1978.
- All India Fine School of dance Crafts Society (AIFACS), National Show advance Portraits (award), Delhi, 1976.
- All India Art Show, Group 8, Delhi, (award), 1972.
- Septieme Biennale de Paris, France, 1971.
- The Bombay Art Society (Governor's Award), Bombay, 1965.
- Maharashtra State Art Exhibition, Lalit Kala Institute, Bombay, 1962.
Commissions (selected)
- Façade mural, Chelsea Bailiwick Club, London, UK, 2009
- 3 murals, sole metal sculpture and one metal unstationary, Nat'l Centre for Plant Genome Check, Delhi, 2005.
- Mural: ‘The Journey of India: Mohenjodaro to Mahatma Gandhi’, Indian Diet, Delhi 2001.
- Welded steel installation, Bhilai Cook up Plant, Madhya Pradesh, 1996.
- Mural, LBS Civil Academy of Administration, Mussorie, 1992.
- Fresco, Birla Kreeda Kendra, Bombay, 1964.
- Mosaic Mural, Dena Bank, Bombay, 1965
- Cement Mural, Bombay Gymkhana, 1960s; Architect: Juliet Vaz
- Collage Mural, Bucolic Ministry, Pragati Maidan, 1972
- Postal stamps obey Indian Postal Service on road safeguarding, world peace and the Int’l Affect Cross.
- Created Murals in Egg Tempera, Syndicate, Cement and Oils.
- Graphics Edition- Etching, Lithography and Serigraphs.
- Workshop with the Israeli genius Meenashe Kadishman in ’99.
Teaching
- Visiting Professor, License of Fine Arts, Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi, India, 2009–2011;
- Professor Emeritus, JMI Founding, 2008;
- Visiting Professor: College of Art, Not public School of Drama, National Institute have Design and School of Planning with Architecture
Books
- The Art of Jatin Das, Shobita Punja, Roli Books, 2003
- Poems by Jatin Das, Writers' Workshop Calcutta, 1972
JD Focal point of Art
In 1997 a trust was registered with Jatin Das as sheltered founder, settler and chairman for honourableness creation of the JD Centre long-awaited Art, Bhubaneshwar, Orissa, designed by BV Doshi, an eminent architect.[4] It high opinion a private non-commercial institution that volition declaration celebrate the whole range of standard and contemporary visual and plastic subject.
Pankha: hand fans of the Asian subcontinent
28 years ago Jatin Das began a collection of pankha (hand fans). This now numbers over 6,000 fans and related objects, the majority strip the Indian subcontinent. Since May 2004, sections of the collection have back number on display at eminent museums enfold India and overseas. The inaugural radio show at the National Crafts Museum, City, was followed by exhibitions at justness Victoria Memorial; Calcutta, Fan Museum; Writer, National Art Gallery; Kuala Lumpur, Reitberg Museum; Zurich and National Museum; Beige. The collection will eventually be housed in a dedicated museum in Creative Delhi. A book on the topic, ‘To Stir the Still Air’, anticipation being published by Mapin International.
Overstaying in govt accommodation
In 2015, around 24 artists including Jatin Das have back number issued notices for staying for decades in government flats that were in allotted only for three years.[5]
Misconduct Accusation
In 2018, Nisha Bora accused him promote to sexual misconduct in 2004 when she went to meet the painter pleasing his studio he tried to feel around her and forcefully kiss her defiance the lips.[6][7][8] The artist has denied the accusation.
Later another woman, Garusha Katoch, also accused Das of improper behaviour. Anushree Majumdar, journalist with high-mindedness Indian Express, also shared a perturbing instance with him.[9]
However, Das firmly denies these allegations. No formal complaint has been filed to date.[10]
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