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Indian Society of Oriental Art, 1980.
Annual Exhibition AIFACS, 1992.
Sanatan Kalakriti Purashkar, 2010.
Annual Exhibition AIFACS, 2013.
Over 100 major participation in India including national exhibition and contemporary art of India at Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia by Lalit Kala Akademi, La Biennale di Venezia, Venice and Osten Biennial of Drawing-Macedonia. Over 55 group shows in India, New York, London. 15 two men show in India and Poland (2012). 14 one-man shows in India and London (2007).
Collections: - Many public and private collections all over the world including Himachal State Museum, Shimla.
Countries visited: - USA, Russia, Kenya, UAE, Iraq, Kuwait, Bangladesh, Mongolia, China, Germany, UK, Chile, Switzerland, Poland, Nepal and Japan.
Tirthankar Biswas, Delhi, India having expertise in Semi Realistic while also having a high command on other forms of Paintings. He is one of the best artists who is specialized in all styles of painting and the one who captures life not as it is but as the feelings attached to it. His paintings are a result of a free collection of imaginations that he had gathered in his lifelong journey looking at things and knowing their deep down feelings.
His contemporary paintings on different subjects whether it is oil on canvas, acrylic on canvas, Soot and Conte, or Ink on paper have a different concept and impact on the viewers.
After doing a Diploma in Fine Arts in 1980 and a Diploma in Sculpture 1982 from Government College of Art and Crafts, Kolkata, now at the age of 63, he has a varied form realistic to semi-realistic, from portraiture to abstract, from beautiful childhood feeling to social issues and mythological to nude paintings.
The common string attached to his paintings are moment, motion and vigour. It can be a family riding on a bicycle, the drops falling from the sky and dropping on the flowers, it can also be the animals or birds having their sweet time with the brush strokes expressing and conveying the feeling they are dipped in. The animals and birds paintings have completely derived their form from the expertise style of his figurative paintings. His style swings from realistic to semi-realistic to figurative paintings. The choices of the medium are acrylic, oil, ink, pencil, charcoal or soot and pastel color depending upon the thought of his topic. His medium of soot and Conte on paper to paint a beautiful portrait of an Indian Bengali woman is really eye-catching. His recent abstract paintings can be seen as a live form of stillness. He is the one who plays with the strokes of the brush as the skater on the wheels.
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