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A FASHION and art extravaganza titled "A Legend of Ravi Varma" will feature a collection of paintings by the legendary royal painter Raja Ravi Varma and others inspired by him. These include M.V. Dhurandher, Suhas Bahulkar, Surjeet Kaur, Gayatri Ruia and Smriti Dixit among others. The show is being co-hosted by Apparao Galleries (Chennai) and the fashion house Satya Paul. The exhibition will be previewed at the J.W. Marriott Hotel Juhu Tara Road on April 15 at 6 p.m. and will move to Kimaya, 2, Asha Colony, Juhu Tara Road, (Ph: 98920 10003) until April 20. For details call Sharan Apparao on 098410 22477.
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FIVE award-winning students from MS University, Baroda are showing "The Uprising", a group show of the work at the Son et Lumiere gallery on Wodehouse Road. The quintet comprising Satyajit Chandra Chanda, Jaganath Mohapatra, Debraj Goswami, Nabanita Saha and Alok Bal exhibit expressive, alluring artworks. On show April 11-30. Tel: 2218 8880/22160086
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THE British Council is supporting Navjot Altaf's exhibition "Three Halves" at the Sakshi Art Gallery from April 5-25.The work explores the historical trade links between India and the U.K..
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THE artist Vishal Tondon is exhibiting his new collection of pen and ink drawings of primeval subaltern figures evoking the suffering Christ; some of the bare torsos flaunt Shiva's third eye. Intriguing stuff from a young artist who bears watching. On at the Ashish Balram Nagpal Gallery, B 1/A Juhu Apts, JuhuLane, opp SNDT Univ, Santa Cruz (W)Tel: 2660 1967/9945 email:abnagpal@hotmail.com
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FOR theatre aficionados, the week starting this Sunday (March 13) offers Rahul da Cunha's "Class of '84" Cast: Sohrab Ardeshir and Dipika Roy Andrews at the NCPA, 7:30pm.On April 17, 6:30p.m, "Chor... Chor!" an English play reading about an old lady and a novice thief in the Godrej A V Room. Same evening, same time, the British Council Auditorium has "Whatever You Say" starring Tom Alter, Mona Ambegaonkar and Sanjeev Vatsa. "Indu Kale Va Sarla Bhole" a Marathi play about six people, their idealism, dilemmas and plurality of beliefs is on at the NCPA's Experimental Theatre on April 19.
RONITA TORCATO
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