Paresh Maity

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Born:

1965, Tamluk, Purba Medinipur

Paresh Maity is an Indian painter. He is a prolific painter in a short career span. Born in 1965. Paresh Maity was born in Tamluk, Purba Medinipur. He has a degree in Fine Arts from the Government College of Art & Craft, Kolkata and graduated at the top of his class with a Masters of Fine Arts from the Delhi College of Arts.

Paresh Maity has had more than 50 shows in thirty years. He gradually moved from atmospheric scenery to representations of the human form. His more recent paintings are bold and graphic, with a strong color and unusual cropping. His works are in a number of collections, including the British Museum, and the National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi. In early years he did many watercolors of different locations.

He painted for the newly built Terminal 3 at Delhi Airport. He has created the biggest painting of his life and probably the longest in India. It stretches up to over 850 feet and is surely one of the most monumental paintings in the world.

Awards:

2005 – Indo-American Society

2002 – Royal Watercolour Society, London

1999 – Harmony Award, Mumbai

1993 – British Council Visitorship

1992 – Pt. Ravishankar Award from College of Art, New Delhi

1990 – All India Fine Arts and Craft Society Award for 62nd All India Art Exhibition, New Delhi;

1990 – Award for Outstanding Painting, Birla Academy of Art and Culture, Kolkata;

1990 – All India Fine Arts and Crafts Society Award for Best Watercolour Painting, New Delhi

1989 – National Scholarship Award, Government of India

1988 – Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru Birth Centenary Celebration Award

1988 – Governor’s Gold Medal from Academy of Fine Arts, Kolkata

1987 – Jamini Roy Birth Centenary Celebration Award

1986 – Award, Indian Society of Oriental Art, Kolkata

1985 – Award, Government of West Bengal for Best Water Colour Painting Award, Indian Society of Oriental Art, Kolkata

1983 – Gold Medal, U.S.S.R.

Collections:

Paresh Maity’s works are featured in many premier places across the world which include

• British Museum, London

• Rubin Museum of Art, New York

• National Gallery of Modern Art, New Delhi

• Birla Academy of Art and Culture, Kolkata

• Oberoi Group of Hotels; ITC Limited

• Welcomgroup Hotels; Tata Iron & Steel Co. Ltd.

• Kirloskar; DCM Group of Companies

• Jindal Group of Companies; Singhania Group of Companies

• Standard Chartered Bank; Citibank; Ranbaxy Laboratories

• Godrej; Eicher Group; Dr. Reddy’s; Thapar Group

• Williamson Magor Limited; RPG Industries

• TAFE; Hindustan Computers Limited; Hindustan Lever

• CIPLA; SIEL: Jalans; MAX India; Mayo College, Ajme;

• Commonwealth Development Corporation, London

• Noon Group, London; Mathys Medical (P) Ltd.

• T-3, Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi.

Select Exhibitions:

Paresh Maity has over the past 30 years done select exhibitions across the world which include

2012 : Art Stage, Singapore with Gallery Sumukha.

2012 : Kolkata Taj Bengal in Association with Gallery Sanskriti. Presented by Jaguar Land Rover.

2011 : Chivas Studio, New Delhi and Mumbai

2011 : Gallery Sumukha in association with Weiling Contemporary, Malaysia in Bangalore, Kuala Lumpur

2011 : Participation, Art Stage Singapore, presented by Gallery Sumukha

2011 : SheshLekha, Poems by Rabindranath Tagore translated in english by PritishNandy

2011 : Interpreted by PareshMaity, NGMA, New Delhi, Mumbai, supported by Art Alive Gallery.

2011 :SheshLekha travelling show Tao Gallery, Mumbai and CIMA Gallery, Kolkata.

2010 : Joint show with Steve McCurry, Chicago, Tourism Centre in association with Art Alive Gallery.

2010 : Group show, Shizaru Art Gallery, London

2010 : The World on a Canvas, Art Alive Gallery, Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi

2009 : Montage, Moments & Memories, Art Musings, Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai

2008 : Gallery Sumukha, Chennai

2008 : An Enchanting Journey, Art Alive Gallery, New Delhi

2007 : CIMA Gallery, Kolkata

2006 : Aicon Gallery, Palo Alto, USA

2006 : Visual Arts Gallery, Hong Kong, presented by Gallery Sumukha

2005 : Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, in collaboration with Art Musings

2005 : Arts India, New York

2005 : Gallery in Cork Street, London, in association with ICICI Bank

2004 : Alliance Francaise, Singapore, organised by Gallery Sumukha with Easel, Singapore

2004 : CIMA Art Gallery, Kolkata

2003 : Shapes in Symphony, GallerieGanesha, New Delhi

2002 : Arts India, New York; Venetian Odyssey, British Council, New Delhi

2002 : Tagore Centre, Berlin, Germany

2001 : Venetian Odyssey, Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai; British Council, New Delhi

2001 : Philip Gallery, London

2000 : CIMA Art Gallery, Kolkata; GallerieAspekte, Germany

2000 : Venetian Odyssey, Hotel Aryanbika, Debrecen, Hungary

2000 : GalerieMohanjeet, Paris

1999 : Two Decades of Classic Watercolours, Shridharani, Triveni Kala Sangam, Gallerie Ganesha, and British Council, New Delhi;

1999 : Gallery Sumukha, Bangalore

1998 : Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai; Cymroza Art Gallery, Mumbai

1997 : CIMA Gallery, Kolkata

1996 : Shridharani Gallery, Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi

1996 : Hungarian Information and Cultural Centre, New Delhi

1996 : GallerieGanesha, New Delhi; Paracelsus Rotenfleskdinik

1996 : Ausgestelt, in association with GalerieAspekte, Germany; ARKS Gallery, London

1995 : Cymroza Art Gallery, Mumbai

1994 : British Council, Kolkata; GallerieGanesha, New Delhi;

1994 : The Gallery, Chennai; GalerieAspekte, Germany;

1994 : Shridharani Gallery, Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi

1993 : Gallerie Ganesha, New Delhi; All India Fine Arts and Crafts Society, New Delhi

1992 : Gallerie Ganesha, New Delhi; Birla Academy of Art and Culture, Kolkata;

1992 : Cymroza Art Gallery, Mumbai;

1992 : Siddhartha Art Gallery, Kathmandu; Windsor Manor, Bangalore

1991 : GallerieGanesha, New Delhi; Gallery Katayun, Kolkata;

1991 : Sophia Duchesne Art Gallery, Mumbai

1990 : GallerieGanesha, New Delhi; Gallery Katayun, Kolkata

1989 : Gallery Katayun, Kolkata

1988 : Academy of Fine Arts, Kolkata

 

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