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I was born into a humble family that hails from Jadhavwadi – a tiny village in Pune District, in the State of Maharashtra, India. As a child, most of my toys were earthen objects – this connection with the Earth was t...
I was born into a humble family that hails from Jadhavwadi – a tiny village in Pune District, in the State of Maharashtra, India. As a child, most of my toys were earthen objects – this connection with the Earth was to be a continuous source of inspiration for me in the future. After my schooling I joined the Kala Vishwa Mahavidyalaya at Sangli. Later, I moved to the Abhinava Kala Vidyalaya, Pune.
During my student days our library opened the doors for me to the vast world of Art, through books and paintings. As my passion for painting was growing, I came across a book about J.M.W. Turner, the world master landscape painter. His work touched a chord in me. My soul yearned to follow in his footsteps and develop my own style. As I gathered more knowledge I began working in Impasto. The play of light and shade in Nature had always appealed to me. I felt that painting was nothing but trying to capture Nature’s melodies in colours, light and shadows. I consider myself to be a ‘realist’ but I do not try to imitate or copy Nature. I paint objects as patches of colour, but the forms are abstract. To me, this abstraction is creativity. Nature provides me with inspiration to express my inner vision, which I feel is art. The artist in me derives immense satisfaction when I paint this way.
Ashwa-Chitramala (The Horse Series) shows the clear evidence of a journey of a painter who is now becoming an artist. Dinkar Jadhav, through this series, has successfully and emphatically created a place of his own in the upcoming new art age. His horses’ breathes life, spreads energy and haunts the minds of the spectators. These horses symbolize the passion for loving, struggle for living and spirit of freedom. Along with these horses, the Sun and the Moon, which appears regularly in these pictures, illuminate the space with the basic emotions and the feelings of eternal romance. Jadhav uses the patches of colours to communicate his inner anguish and his adept brush strokes ignite fiery strength on the canvas. He is advancing on his self-chosen path of realization where only a true artist dares to walk on.
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I was born into a humble family that hails from Jadhavwadi – a tiny village in Pune District, in the State of Maharashtra, India. As a child, most of my toys were earthen objects – this connection with the Earth was to be a continuous source of inspiration for me in the future. After my schooling I joined the Kala Vishwa Mahavidyalaya at Sangli. Later, I moved to the Abhinava Kala Vidyalaya, Pune.
During my student days our library opened the doors for me to the vast world of Art, through books and paintings. As my passion for painting was growing, I came across a book about J.M.W. Turner, the world master landscape painter. His work touched a chord in me. My soul yearned to follow in his footsteps and develop my own style. As I gathered more knowledge I began working in Impasto. The play of light and shade in Nature had always appealed to me. I felt that painting was nothing but trying to capture Nature’s melodies in colours, light and shadows. I consider myself to be a ‘realist’ but I do not try to imitate or copy Nature. I paint objects as patches of colour, but the forms are abstract. To me, this abstraction is creativity. Nature provides me with inspiration to express my inner vision, which I feel is art. The artist in me derives immense satisfaction when I paint this way.
Ashwa-Chitramala (The Horse Series) shows the clear evidence of a journey of a painter who is now becoming an artist. Dinkar Jadhav, through this series, has successfully and emphatically created a place of his own in the upcoming new art age. His horses’ breathes life, spreads energy and haunts the minds of the spectators. These horses symbolize the passion for loving, struggle for living and spirit of freedom. Along with these horses, the Sun and the Moon, which appears regularly in these pictures, illuminate the space with the basic emotions and the feelings of eternal romance. Jadhav uses the patches of colours to communicate his inner anguish and his adept brush strokes ignite fiery strength on the canvas. He is advancing on his self-chosen path of realization where only a true artist dares to walk on.
G.D. Art (Draw & Ptg.) 1994
A.T.D. 1995 From Abhinav Kala Mahvidyalaya, Pune. Maharashtra, India.
EXHIBITION (Solo):
Ayatana art gallery pune 2014
TAIN square at pune 2011
Art Desh Gallery Mumbai 07.
India Art Gallery,Pune 04
Khushbu Art Gallery, Pune 98
I.N.I. C.M.E. Campus, Pune 98
Balgandharva Kala Dalan, Pune 95
Art Plaza, Mumbai 95
EXHIBITION (Group):
Jehangir art gallery 2011
State art Gallery of fine arts, Hyderabad 2010
International art fair Delhi 2010
Museum Art Gallery Group Show, Mumbai 2010
Indian Ateliers Show at Goa 2010
Ganges- Eternal Art Show Banglore 09
Art Land Show Kumar Swami Hall Mumbai 09
Art Land Show Museum art Gallery Mumbai 09
Art Desh. Gallery Mumbai 09
India Art Gallery Pune 09
Nehru Centre Mumbai (TRIO-08)
Museum Art Gallery Group Show Mumbai 08
Art Vasti Show Mumbai 08
Art Desh Gallery Opening Show Mumbai 07
Jehangir Art Gallery Show Mumbai 07
India Art Gallery Pune 5th. Anniversary Show 07
Rajiv Gandhi 63rd. Anniversary Show Mumbai 07
India Art Gallery Pune Monsoon Show 06
Art 2 Day Gallery Pune 06
Vaishvik Art Gallery,Pune 06
Charizma art Gallery, Pune 05
Balgandharva Kala Dalan Pune 05,03
Khushbu Art Gallery, Pune 97
PARTICIPATION:
Artmosphere show at india habitat delhi2015
Artmosphere show at cymroza 2015
TEMPTATION SHOW artzest gallery dubai .
2014
Studio saina group show 2014
MELANGE-2014 BALGANDHARVA PUNE
Snf & artzest charity show dubai 2014
Indian art nouveau gallery gurgaon 2014
My Indian art Kolkata 2013and 2014
Artzest gallery present behind the canvas golf club dubai 2013,2014
Gallery beyond Potpourri show at jaipur 2013
Art festival mumbai 2013
Mohor Pune biennale 2013
Singapore art show2012
Jakarta art show 2012
Art chutney show hotel taj Bangalore 2012
The blue art gallery VIEW’’ international group show
delhi 2011
TAD ARTS.PVT.LTD. group show delhi 2011
[bmw showroom]
Renaissance gallery group show2011
[hotel taj bangalore]
Art2gallery group show 2011
Tilting art gallery 2011
Jehangir art gallery 2011
Bharat Ratna Pt. Bhimsen Joshi Kaladalan
Opening Group Show Pune 2011
Love & Peace Show at P L Deshpande art Gallery (Ravindra Natya Mandir Prabhadevi) Mumbai 2010
Camlin Art Charity Show at Jehangir Art Gallery Mumbai-09
Art Fusion Show Nehru center Mumbai 09
Bombay Art Society award winner
paintings Show Bangalore 2009.
Art Sai Bijoux Group Show Pune 08
Sublime Expressions show,
Sublime Expressions Show by Indian Ateliers
Goa, ICC Centre Pune 08
K.K.Nag Foundation Pune 07
Tatva Group Show Bangalore 07
Camel Art Foundation Show Baroda 06.
2005 All India Art Exhibition AIFACS
New Delhi 05
Sudarshan Art Gallery, Pune 05
Group Show Art For All Goa 04
India Art Gallery Show, Artist Centre Mumbai 04
V.V.Oak Exhibition Pune 92,93, 04
Artifis Exhibition Pune 1992
State Art Exhibition 92
The Bombay Art Society 2009
Art Society of India 2009
V.V. Oak Award Pune2009
State Art Award For Portrait Painting 1995
Best Landscape Annual Awards 1991, 92,93,94
1st. Annual Award for sketching 1990 - Dinkar Jadhav
My association with Mojarto has been very old and I feel extremely proud about the same. It is one of the best online art platforms for the artists to showcase their creations. The website management too is very easy to operate.
