Baiju Parthan

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Base Metal IV
Arpeggio for Abbe Faria
Archeology- Kerela 1
Ointment II
Soft Graffiti (Migration 2)
Truth Serum II
Process - Francis Newton Souza
Passage 1 (Soft Graffiti)
Engineered Fruit 2
Layers of Significance
Lunch Break 1 (Memorial Series)
Lunch Break 2 (Memorial Series)
Lunch Break 3 (Memorial Series)
Milljunction 1 (Soft Graffiti)
Milljunction 2 (Soft Graffiti)
Milljunction 3 (Soft Graffiti) (Triptych)
Location
11th Hour Chorus (Triptych)
Alpha - Many Slaves of Miss 'A'
Truth Serum I
Passage 2 (Soft Graffiti)
Passage 3 (Soft Graffiti)
Passage 4 (Soft Graffiti)
Caput Motum
Passage 1 (Soft Graffiti)
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biography

Born: India, Kerela

Baiju Parthan, a painter, born in 1956 in Kerala, India is known as a pioneer of intermedia art in India. While elaborating the workings of a mysterio...

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Lives & Works: India, Mumbai

education

Bachelors Degree in Painting -B.F.A
Postgraduate Diploma -Comparative Mythology
Bachelors Degree Botany -B.Sc.
Master of Arts Phi...

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exhibitions

2011- “INDIA!” at the Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil (CCBB), Rio de Janeiro. 2010- Go see India - Vasa Konsthall, Gothenburg, Sweden.
2010...

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Baiju Parthan, Painting, Photography, Printing, cross-medium artist, Indian Artist, India, Modern Indian Art, Acrylic, Oil, Acrylic & Gel, canvas, paper, acrylic on paper, acrylic on canvas, oil on canvas, Figurative, Graffiti style painting,
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Painting, Printmaking, Photography
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VIDEO: Being Peripheral - A Film on Baiju Parthan (Directed by Nrupen Madhvani) TRAILER

The Fuschia Tree Gallery reviews 'Being Peripheral' - the first in a film series on Contemporary Indian artists. Directed by Nrupen Madhvani and with Anupa Mehta as series consultant, this project consists of a series of thirteen films featuring 13 important Indian contemporary artists.

NEWS: Baiju Parthan will showcase artistic works in New York

Baiju Parthan is one of the most celebrated Indian contemporary artists. And he is all set to take the nostalgia of Mumbai to London and New York with his upcoming show titled Mill Junction. This show is about Mumbai as a city that exists in retrospect solely as memory or recollection. It is also how these memories get erased or modified through technology and social change. A total of seven works will be shown at the AICON gallery in New York (March 5th onwards) and later the exhibition will move to London with additional works. Baiju’s solo show after a span of two years was scheduled earlier. But it was recession that postponed it. He explains, “The delay was mostly because I took a while to complete the works. Also, the recession did influence the shifting of dates. I mean, there was not much pressure to adhere to the dates from the gallery side mostly due to the recession.” Ask him what is the USP of the show and he replies with a smile, “I would say, a few good paintings done in the old fashioned way - solely by the artist.” He continues, “This show is a development or the logical next step in what I have been doing - which is the exploration of the ‘image’ within the information space. These are paintings done from photographic references and then the painting is intentionally defaced with over painted ASCII code graffiti. ( Digital photographs/ albums we view on the computer screens are actually made up of ASCII code which is parsed/ translated into the image by the computer). The photo-works try to present the city environment as it could be experienced in First Person Shooter games (FPS computer games).” Lastly, the shy artist makes some remarks about the expectations from the show. He says, “Hopefully, the exhibition will be appreciated for its conceptual and formal strength. It will be accessible to those who are open enough to look beyond auction prices and resale values. On the other hand, to be absolutely frank, I have no expectations. One does what one believes in and hopes one keeps doing it in future.” - Riddhi Doshi

VIDEO: Why Should You Invest in Art - Baiju Parthan

Baiju Parthan in this video walks us through why people should invest in art. Also, he offers his advise on how to go about starting your art collection for novice users
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