Choker dekha Praner katha

My first Solo exhibition ended earlier tonight. This whole week has been exhilirating. The Opening on the 29th was very well received. I was touched by the speech made by Radha Chakravarty, Shahid Kabir, Baby Maudud and my husband (on my behalf). Each in their own way went a long way in making the event special and one that I will never forget. Inspite of being averse to public speaking I managed to get up and string a few words together. Gallery Chitrak handled the event extremely well. I was touched that so many of my friends made it to the event.

One nice thing about having a PR company whilst at Apple was the fact that you would regularly get clippings coverage in the media especially after an event. This list is based on feedback and some that i’ve seen so far…

May 28th-July5th – photo listing in the Daily Star Art section banner,

The News Today – small write-up

Prothom Alo – small write-up

ABC Radio Channel – regular event announcement

and a review

“What the eye sees, and the heart speaks” and article by Art critic, Takir Hossain in The Daily Star

IANS (Indo-Asian New Service) – picked up the story “Indian painter exhibits work for Bangladesh connoiseurs” picked up by Thai Indian news, The Gaea News and my blog post by JalleDa and Art Investment@demo research

“Ujwala Prabhu, a fervent painter” an article by art critic, Takir Hossain, in the Dhaka Courier.

Click on pic below to see some photos from the opening.

Solo 29th May 2009

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I guess I would have to classify myself as a “self taught” artist not having an MFA or a BFA degree. I am a happy mix of self learning and a bit more formally from artists in workshops and institutions. And after over 15 years of figuring things out, I wouldn’t want it any other way! The journey of understanding and making art, for me, is a continuous learning process: Improving existing skills, learning new ones and most of all growing with the experience. Drawing and painting are an integral part of my life, something I am passionate about. The blogs, Maya & draw the line, document the road traveled thus far. People, their moods, interactions and emotions are an ongoing source of curiosity and interest. What I’m searching for is their inner personalities, their thoughts and there are stories I build around them as I work. I like portraying feelings of people when they are alone, lost in their thoughts, caught unawares. Those are the special moments that appeal to me most. I love to experiment and use a variety of medium ranging from oil, charcoal, printmaking, clay to the digital medium. Regardless, my focus remains fixed on the human form. View more posts

18 thoughts on “Choker dekha Praner katha”

Good for you, girl! Very impressive! I’m so proud of you for following your heart… Cheers!

Ujwala says:

July 5, 2009 at 11:49 PM

thank you. i’m loving it! 😛

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Hi Ujwala

Great to see this. You’ve done XL proud. And yes, being a true BONG, the pride is even more.

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Ujwala says:

July 10, 2009 at 12:46 AM

thank you indranil!

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I highly appreciate this article and your thought..Keep listening to your heart as i m always in support being a true BONG as well.

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