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An exhibition of recent works by Japani Shyam. Japani carries forward the tradition of Gond Tribal Art that was practiced and  put on the global map by her father, late Jangarh Singh Shyam.


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Japani Shyam

Untitled 1

22x33 inches

Acrylic on Canvas

Japani Shyam

Untitled 2

36x72 inches

Acrylic on Canvas

Japani Shyam

Untitled 3

36x24 inches

Acrylic on Canvas

Japani Shyam

Untitled 4

24x36 inches

Acrylic on Canvas

Japani Shyam

Untitled 5

24x38 inches

Acrylic on Canvas

Japani Shyam

Untitled 6

32x72 inches

Acrylic on Canvas

Japani Shyam

Untitled 7

36x48 inches

Acrylic on Canvas

Japani Shyam

Untitled 8

48x72 inches

Acrylic on Canvas

Japani Shyam

Untitled 9

36x36 inches

Acrylic on Canvas

Japani Shyam

Untitled 10

48x72 inches

Acrylic on Canvas

Japani Shyam

Untitled 11

36x24 inches

Acrylic on Canvas

Japani Shyam

Untitled 12

36x48 inches

Acrylic on Canvas

Japani Shyam

Untitled 13

36x36 inches

Acrylic on Canvas

Japani Shyam

Untitled 14

34x48 inches

Acrylic on Canvas

Japani Shyam

Untitled 15

46x72 inches

Acrylic on Canvas

Japani Shyam is the young and talented daughter of the famous Gond artist, Jangarh Singh Shyam. Born in 1988, she has had many shows and attended workshops throughout the country. She has imbibed the use of colour and form from her father and continues to experiment with and express it in her creations. Her world is inhabited by animals and rituals, and she integrates nature through forests which these animals dwell in.   In 1999, aged eleven, she was awarded the Kamala Devi Award in recognition of her talent.