Dr.?Bhader Singh (b.?c.?1970s in Himachal Pradesh) is a distinguished visual artist and educator from Shimla. Holding a Ph.D. in Visual Arts from Himachal Pradesh University, he serves as Assistant Professor of Painting at Rajkiya Kanya Mahavidyalaya, Shimla. With over two decades of experience, Dr. Singh is also the founding curator of Mahsu Art Society, through which he guides and exhibits emerging Himachali artists on state and international platforms.

Since 2008, he has devoted himself to his celebrated “Dhwani” (Sound of Bells) series, portraying temple bells in various shades and settings. These paintings symbolize spiritual resonance, uniting human hearts and reminding viewers of their divine connectedness. Spheres and bell motifs signify life cycles and liberation, with sprouts reaching toward spheres representing the human quest for transcendence.

His leadership in the art community is reflected in events such as the International Roerich Memorial Trust exhibitions, where Mahsu Art Society showcased diverse artistic genres across India and Nepal, curated under his guidance. During these exhibitions, Dr.?Singh emphasized traditional Himachali forms, engaging and mentoring young artists from the region.

Awards & Solo Exhibitions include:

2010 - All India Art Exhibition Award, State Museum, Shimla
2011 - Solo Exhibition at Punjab Kala Bhawan, Chandigarh

Dr. Singh's work bridges regional aesthetics and universal spirituality, helping preserve Himachali art while promoting a meditative dialogue through visual form and sound symbolism.

Bhader Singh

Visual Artist | Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, India

Available Artworks by Bhader Singh