A4 - Aid for VCARE and Animal Welfare
Year
2015
Artists
Aarti Kadam, Akshata Naik, Alok Bal, Anagha Malap, Anasuya Mohapatra, Anuj Poddar, Arunanshu Choudhury, Arvind Sutar, Ashutosh Bhardwaj, B.V.Suresh, Balaji Ponna, Channakeshava Koffee, Chandrashekhar, Waghmare, Chirag Panchal, Debashish Dutta, Debraj Goswami, Durga Prasad Bandi, Dushyant Patel, Gopa Trivedi, Govind Biswas, Harisha Chennangod, Hiral Trivedi, Indropromit Roy, Jagannath Mohapatra, Jayanti Rabadia, Jignasa Ojha, Jitendra Baoni, Jitendra Ojha, Jyoti Bhat, Jyotsna Bhat, K.G. Subramanyam, K.K. Muhammed, Kanika Shah, Kakoli Sen, Kondanda Rao, Malleshi. Mnoj Baviskar, Mansoor Ali, Nanu Rathva, Nehal Rach, Nikita Parikh, Nilesh Kumavat, Nimesh Patel, Nirali Lal, Nikhileshwar Baruha, Pragathi Kumar, Rajeev Lochan Pani, Rakesh Rana, Rajesh P.S, Rashmi Mala, Reshma Nair, Rinni Dhumal, Roa Teppla, Roshan Chabbaria, Sajeev, Sashidharan Nair, Sandeep Pilaskar, Sanjay Barot, Sanket Viramgami, Sarika Mehta, Shaikh Azaghar Ali, Sharath Kulagatti, Shatrughna Thakur, Siddharth Kareval, Soghra Khurasani, Subrat Behera, Sugresh Sultanpure, Sunil Darji, Sureshree Rabadia, Swapnesh Vaigankar, Tarun Gajjar, Teja, Uday Mondal, Vasudevan Akkhitam, Vijay Bagodi, Vijay Kadam, Vimal Ambalia, B.V. Suresh, Chandrashekhar, Waghmare.
About the Exibition
A4–Aid for VCARE and Animal Welfare is a unique initiative that brings together celebrated masters and contemporary artists in support of the wellbeing of animals through art. Each participating artist has created a work in the intimate format of an A4 sheet, transforming works that are more accessible and suitable for urban spaces. Masters such as K.G. Subramanyan, Jyoti Bhatt, Jyotsna Bhatt, and Vasudevan Akkhitam join hands with a younger generation of practitioners, each contributing works that depict animals in symbolic, playful, or contemplative ways.
The exhibition highlights the possibility of bringing a master’s work into one’s home at an accessible price, while ensuring that every acquisition directly contributes to VCARE’s animal shelter in Baroda. Curated by Priyasri Patodia, the project emphasizes that art is not merely for visual aesthetics but can also become a medium for compassion and change.
