Raveena Tandon, Nisha Jamval, Jayasri Burman & Geeta Mehra at the Art Week 2014
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Raveena Tandon, Nisha Jamval, Jayasri Burman & Geeta Mehra at the Art Week 2014 -
Raveena Tandon, Nisha Jamval, Jayasri Burman & Geeta Mehra at the Art Week 2014 -
Raveena Tandon, Nisha Jamval, Jayasri Burman & Geeta Mehra at the Art Week 2014
Good Homes Magazine announced the third edition of 'GoodHomes for Art- a public initiative' wherein the magazine aims to pioneer and engage in a week- long celebration of art which bridges the gap between art and the common man on an approachable platform. The prestigious panelists at the press conference included- actress Raveena Tandon, Tarun Rai( CEO WWM), Editor of Good Homes India Ronitaa Italia Dhanu, Rubel Nagi, Geeta Mehra, Jayasri Burman, Jurgen Wolf and Vishwanath Sable- Dean JJ School of Arts discussing and sharing their views on art and how to foster love for art.
The views shared by the speakers was to break the mindset that art is elitist and thereby creating awareness and encouraging education about art. To make art an integral part of our lives, to integrate art into our cityscape, and to know art in all its manifestations
This year the art week will be held from 1st December 2014 – 7th December 2014 will allow the public to witness some of the brilliant and creative works of artist like Arzan Khambatta transforming his art to spread the message for Aids Awareness to art exhibition aiming to put you back in touch with the sense of touch. Workshops, Gallery Walkthrough, site-specific installations and much more will all be a part of this magnificent and remarkable week celebrating the spirit of art!
Renowned artist like Khushnuma Khambatta, Sunil Gawde, Nandita Kumar , Baptist Coelho, Poonam Jain, Jayasri Burman amongst others shall create, share and display their artistic skills and talent with the common man.
Quote by Tarun Rai, CEO, Worldwide Media
“The Good Homes for Art initiative is our attempt to take Art mainstream. The idea is to take art out of galleries and to the people and hopefully into their homes. We want people to engage with art and artists. This is the second year of this initiative and so far it has been in Mumbai. We now plan to take it to other cities in India.”
Quote by Ronitaa Italia-Dhani, Editor, BBC Good Homes India
“The whole point of our endeavor is to blur the conscious boundaries and take art out of the galleries, to the people. GoodHomes would like to be the catalyst that facilitates an open dialogue between art and its observers… age, caste, class no bar!”
