Art Heritage Gallery
Art Heritage Gallery
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Located in Triveni Kala Parishad premises, the Art Heritage Gallery was founded by Ebrahim Alkazi and Roshen Alkazi in 1977 to showcase modern Indian art. Since 1977, the gallery has held 350 exhibitions, featuring the works of es … Read more
Located in Triveni Kala Parishad premises, the Art Heritage Gallery was founded by Ebrahim Alkazi and Roshen Alkazi in 1977 to showcase modern Indian art. Since 1977, the gallery has held 350 exhibitions, featuring the works of established artists such as Tyeb Mehta, FN Souza, MF Hussain, Akbar Padamsee, KG Subramanyam, among others. In addition, Art Heritage has discovered young talent and provided them with a platform critical to establish their mettle in the initial years, as also showcasing their works down the years.Art Heritage is not a commercial institution and is meant to address the art connoissieur and the serious student of art.Under the guidance of the lengendary Alkazis, the gallery continues to be a beacon of light.
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