Atal Museum Gurgaon Art Exhibition features masterpieces by David Tollman – German Artist

Atal Museum Gurgaon Art Exhibition features masterpieces by David Tollman – German Artist
Gurgaon 15 day’s long art exhibition features artworks by eminent artists such as David Tollman, the gallery included few emerging group of artist from Delhi College of Arts. Nikesh Ola, Gyanendra and M.Thamshangpha were exhibited. The nearly 15 day long exhibition, underway at Atal Musuem, Sushant lok, Gurgaon, is organized by a new-age art consulting company Radiance Art Collective. The art show features Indian modern and contemporary artists, holding out “Erased Gestures" in its exclusive curation. Dr. Sanchit Tyagi – Joint Director, National Book Trust inaugurated the art exhibition and commented that the paintings were very nice, full of emotions, and had beautiful textures. His favorite work was of relief crafted on old bricks.
In a tribute to Prof. Dr. Chand Kumar Atal, Art collector, who exhibited sustained commitment to art since the early 20th century, art exhibition in Gurgaon showcases over 30 luxury art works by the artists of 20th century. Prof. Dr. Chand Kumar Atal is a multidisciplinary award winning scientist, academician, art collector and polymath.
Atal museum is South Asia's first private museum dedicated to arts & sciences. Displaying a myriad collection of objects and artwork the museum showcases permanent and temporary exhibitions with unique perspectives on arts and sciences. The museum seeks to stimulate creativity and inspire wonder through thematic exhibitions, curated shows from the permanent collection, talks and panel discussions, gallery tours, publications and other creative activities. The museum was established in 2019 by Chand Kumar Atal Foundation and is located in the heart of the vibrant city of Gurugram in the national capital region of Delhi, India.
Well-known German painter, David Tollman, displayed his paintings in Delhi on World Environment Day as all his paintings are done in eco-friendly colours. However, one was pleasantly surprised to see a painting of Sridevi among his works. Art collector Saurabh Pathak revealed that Tollman chose to paint only two Indian personalities: "Sridevi and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Tollman claimed to be quite fascinated by the actress and her work," said the Saurabh Pathak. A 20-25 David works are with Pathak for sale.
David Tollman adds - I sincerely believes that "when you pay for art, the artists give you not a piece of canvas with paints, he shares history, impression and moment".
New Age Art Renting/Subscription Company
A report released by FICCI-KPMG in February pegs the Indian art market at around Rs 1,460 crore. A good portion of this, the report says, belongs to the Rs 1 lakh to Rs 5 lakh segment, which attracts 12% tax – a rate so high that it discourages buyers. For this reason alone, renting art is the preferred option for some,” Abhinandan, Founder Radiance Art Collective added.

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As of now, Radiance Art Collectives represents the works of 150 artists, nearly all of whom are young, unknown and upcoming. “This is the exact stage where they need a model like art rentals to sustain them till they are independent and have their revenues streamlined.”

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