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DEDICATED TO THE WORLD EARTH DAY ON 22.4.2010
THE TEAM BEHIND THIS EXHIBITION
A GESTURE
AT RANGA-RANGU, SWAROOPA SUMMER CAMP, KUNJATHBAIL, MANGALORE
AT NMAMIT, NITTE
AT PRASAD ART GALLERY, MANGALORE
AT NITK, SURATKAL
AT GEREBARE SCHOOL OF ART, UDUPI
RANGU RANG-2010 BESIGE SHIBIRA
TIMES OF INDIA
UDAYAVANI
VIJAYA KARNATAKA
HOSA DIGANTHA
PRAJAVANI
SAMYUKTA KARNATAKA
VAARTHA BHARATHI
KANNADA PRABHA
WEBSITE REPORTS
Humour artists open several eyes
www.mangaloreans.com
It is said one photo expresses what a thousand words cannot, but in this case it was one painting that said a million things. And nobody would have done it better than the humour artists of Dakshina Kannada particularly when they are depicting the environmental degradation.
Twenty artists have put their collective show at the Prasad Art Gallery in Ballal Bagh. The exhibition showed in utmost humour and veiled contempt for the effects of global warming, environmental degradation, climate change and utter contempt of the modern man towards the very environment he lives in.
About 100 Cartoons depicting the effects of environmental degradation on this world particularly after the heavy industrialization has taken place in the country. The artists including Harini, Prakash Shetty, Yathi Siddakatte, Jeevan, Harishchandra Shetty have depicted the evils of industrialization, ignorance of mankind and total negligence of modern man about environmental degradation. One particular frame had shown a man driving a car and yapping "what global warming I have an air conditioner" behind his car there is a city which draped in black smoke and heat.
In another frame a minister hovering in a helicopter cries down to a man marooned in the flood water saying the "water will recede in the global warming " Such humor which in fact juxtapositioned in dire sequences make mockery of our living habits and the terrible environmental sense we as modern human being have.
The show was visited by many people during the day and the organizers have thanked the people for showing concern and interest in their art.
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SP)
Tuesday, March 16, 2010 11:34:42 AM (IST)
Mangalore: Cartoon Exhibition on Environment at Prasad Art Gallery
Mangalore, Mar 16: A state level cartoon exhibition on the subject, ‘Ee Bhoomi Nammadu (This Earth is Ours)’, being organized at Prasad Art Gallery here, was inaugurated by veteran humorist and writer of satirical mini poems, Dundiraj on Monday March 15. On this occasion, he also read out a short poem written by you on the subject, and urged the people to protest against the move of the government to dole out land to mining barons and industrialists.
Dundiraj also added that this exhibition gives out two messages, the first about the need to take the issue of environment and rising temperature seriously, and the second about the fact that cartoons and caricatures should not be taken lightly.
Jeevan, director of Gerebare School of Art, delivered introductory address. Cartoonists and caricaturists Harini, Prakash Shetty, Kotiprasad Alva, director of Prasad Art Gallery etc., were present.
The exhibition features 60 cartoons drawn by various artistes, and will be open for public viewing from 10 am to 7 pm till March 20.
www.Kasaragodvartha.com
Mangalore: Cartoon Exhibition on Environment at Prasad Art Gallery
Mangalore: A state level cartoon exhibition on the subject, ‘Ee Bhoomi Nammadu (This Earth is Ours)’, being organized at Prasad Art Gallery here, was inaugurated by veteran humorist and writer of satirical mini poems, Dundiraj on Monday March 15. On this occasion, he also read out a short poem written by you on the subject, and urged the people to protest against the move of the government to dole out land to mining barons and industrialists.
Dundiraj also added that this exhibition gives out two messages, the first about the need to take the issue of environment and rising temperature seriously, and the second about the fact that cartoons and caricatures should not be taken lightly.
Jeevan, director of Gerebare School of Art, delivered introductory address. Cartoonists and caricaturists Harini, Prakash Shetty, Kotiprasad Alva, director of Prasad Art Gallery etc., were present.
The exhibition features 20 cartoons drawn by various artistes, and will be open for public viewing from 10 am to 7 pm till March 20.
‘Ee Bhoomi Nammadu' gets underway
by CD Network, Photos by Ramesh Pandith Monday, 15 March 2010 19:13
Mangalore, March 15: ‘Ee Bhoomi Nammadu' a five day State Level Cartoon Exhibition on Global Warming and Climatic change was inaugurated at Prasad Art Gallery, Ballalbagh on Monday, March 15.
The exhibition consisted of various cartoon drawings that portrayed the damages caused due to Ozone Layer depletion and variation in climatic conditions. Some of the caricatures were eye-catching with various themes.
The works of Panduranga Rao, KR Swamy, VRC Shekar, V. Gopal, P. Mohammed, James Vaz, SV Padmanabha, HS. Vishwanath, Sathish Acharya, Dr. Sathish Sringeri, Raghupathi Sringeri, Yathish Siddakatte, Yogesh, Guruduth, Prakash Shetty, Harini, Jeevan and others were on display.
Mangalore Headlines
Cartoon expo on Global Warming from Mar 15
Posted date: 08 Mon, Mar 2010 – 04:53:29 PM
Mangalore, Mar 8: Gerebare Art School,Udupi will organise a six-day Exhibition of Cartoons on Climate Change and Global Warming at Prasad Art Gallery, MG Road, Mangalore from March 15 to 20.
The Exhibition will be inaugurated by Noted ‘Hanigavi’ Dundiraj at 10 am on Monday March 15. Koti Prasad Alva, Prasad School of Arts, Jeevan, Director of Gerebare School of Art, Udupi and renowned cartoonist, Harishchandra Shetty (Harini) will be present.
The main focus of the Exhibition will be, ‘Climate Change, threat to Environment, Global Warming Awareness through Cartoons’. The Exhibition titled ‘EE BHOOMI NAMMADU’ has been arranged with the intention of educating youth about global change in environment and also to popularize cartoon art.
Harini will demonstrate cartoons and spot caricatures on the show. The six-day cartoon exhibition on global change in environment is being organized jointly by Prasad School of Art and Gerebare School of Art, Ambagilu, Udupi. About 20 prominent cartoonists from across Karnataka will exhibit their works at the cartoon exhibition.
Some of the cartoonists who will take part in the exhibition are, Panduranga Rao, K R Swamy, VRC.Shekar, V Gopal, P.G.Narayan and Prakash Shetty from Bangalore, Padubidri Mohammed from Prajavani Bangalore, James Vaz from Taranga- Manipal and S V Padmanabha from Kannada Prabha-Bangalore. Sathish Acharya, cartoonist of Midday-Mumbai, Yathi Siddakatte from Deccan Herald-Bangalore, Dr Sathish & Raghupathi (Sringeri), Yogish Shettigar & Gurudutt from Hyderabad), Harini and John chandran from Mangalore, Jeevan & Gopi Hirebettu from udupi.
A serious theme presented in a humorous way is more useful for school children as well as general public.
Mangalore, April 12: ‘Ee Bhoomi Nammadu' a State Level
Cartoon exhibition on Global Warming gets underway
UDAYAVANI ONLINE.COM
Cartoon Exhibition on Global Warming and Climatic change was inaugurated on 5th April, 2010 at BGS High School, Kavoor in Mangalore.The exhibition consisted of various cartoon drawings that portrayed the damages caused due to Ozone Layer depletion and variation in climatic conditions. Some of the caricatures were eye-catching with various themes. It was not only for children. Parents and public also utilised this rare opportunity.Added attraction was the spot caricature and workshop on cartooning for children.The works of Panduranga Rao, KR Swamy, VRC Shekar, V. Gopal, P. Mohammed, James Vaz, SV Padmanabha, HS. Vishwanath, Sathish Acharya, Dr. Sathish Sringeri, Raghupathi Sringeri, Yathish Siddakatte, Yogesh, Guruduth, Prakash Shetty, Harini, Jeevan and others were on display.
www.mangaloreans.com
It is said one photo expresses what a thousand words cannot, but in this case it was one painting that said a million things. And nobody would have done it better than the humour artists of Dakshina Kannada particularly when they are depicting the environmental degradation.
Twenty artists have put their collective show at the Prasad Art Gallery in Ballal Bagh. The exhibition showed in utmost humour and veiled contempt for the effects of global warming, environmental degradation, climate change and utter contempt of the modern man towards the very environment he lives in.
About 100 Cartoons depicting the effects of environmental degradation on this world particularly after the heavy industrialization has taken place in the country. The artists including Harini, Prakash Shetty, Yathi Siddakatte, Jeevan, Harishchandra Shetty have depicted the evils of industrialization, ignorance of mankind and total negligence of modern man about environmental degradation. One particular frame had shown a man driving a car and yapping "what global warming I have an air conditioner" behind his car there is a city which draped in black smoke and heat.
In another frame a minister hovering in a helicopter cries down to a man marooned in the flood water saying the "water will recede in the global warming " Such humor which in fact juxtapositioned in dire sequences make mockery of our living habits and the terrible environmental sense we as modern human being have.
The show was visited by many people during the day and the organizers have thanked the people for showing concern and interest in their art.
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SP)
Tuesday, March 16, 2010 11:34:42 AM (IST)
Mangalore: Cartoon Exhibition on Environment at Prasad Art Gallery
Mangalore, Mar 16: A state level cartoon exhibition on the subject, ‘Ee Bhoomi Nammadu (This Earth is Ours)’, being organized at Prasad Art Gallery here, was inaugurated by veteran humorist and writer of satirical mini poems, Dundiraj on Monday March 15. On this occasion, he also read out a short poem written by you on the subject, and urged the people to protest against the move of the government to dole out land to mining barons and industrialists.
Dundiraj also added that this exhibition gives out two messages, the first about the need to take the issue of environment and rising temperature seriously, and the second about the fact that cartoons and caricatures should not be taken lightly.
Jeevan, director of Gerebare School of Art, delivered introductory address. Cartoonists and caricaturists Harini, Prakash Shetty, Kotiprasad Alva, director of Prasad Art Gallery etc., were present.
The exhibition features 60 cartoons drawn by various artistes, and will be open for public viewing from 10 am to 7 pm till March 20.
www.Kasaragodvartha.com
Mangalore: Cartoon Exhibition on Environment at Prasad Art Gallery
Mangalore: A state level cartoon exhibition on the subject, ‘Ee Bhoomi Nammadu (This Earth is Ours)’, being organized at Prasad Art Gallery here, was inaugurated by veteran humorist and writer of satirical mini poems, Dundiraj on Monday March 15. On this occasion, he also read out a short poem written by you on the subject, and urged the people to protest against the move of the government to dole out land to mining barons and industrialists.
Dundiraj also added that this exhibition gives out two messages, the first about the need to take the issue of environment and rising temperature seriously, and the second about the fact that cartoons and caricatures should not be taken lightly.
Jeevan, director of Gerebare School of Art, delivered introductory address. Cartoonists and caricaturists Harini, Prakash Shetty, Kotiprasad Alva, director of Prasad Art Gallery etc., were present.
The exhibition features 20 cartoons drawn by various artistes, and will be open for public viewing from 10 am to 7 pm till March 20.
‘Ee Bhoomi Nammadu' gets underway
by CD Network, Photos by Ramesh Pandith Monday, 15 March 2010 19:13
Mangalore, March 15: ‘Ee Bhoomi Nammadu' a five day State Level Cartoon Exhibition on Global Warming and Climatic change was inaugurated at Prasad Art Gallery, Ballalbagh on Monday, March 15.
The exhibition consisted of various cartoon drawings that portrayed the damages caused due to Ozone Layer depletion and variation in climatic conditions. Some of the caricatures were eye-catching with various themes.
The works of Panduranga Rao, KR Swamy, VRC Shekar, V. Gopal, P. Mohammed, James Vaz, SV Padmanabha, HS. Vishwanath, Sathish Acharya, Dr. Sathish Sringeri, Raghupathi Sringeri, Yathish Siddakatte, Yogesh, Guruduth, Prakash Shetty, Harini, Jeevan and others were on display.
Mangalore Headlines
Cartoon expo on Global Warming from Mar 15
Posted date: 08 Mon, Mar 2010 – 04:53:29 PM
Mangalore, Mar 8: Gerebare Art School,Udupi will organise a six-day Exhibition of Cartoons on Climate Change and Global Warming at Prasad Art Gallery, MG Road, Mangalore from March 15 to 20.
The Exhibition will be inaugurated by Noted ‘Hanigavi’ Dundiraj at 10 am on Monday March 15. Koti Prasad Alva, Prasad School of Arts, Jeevan, Director of Gerebare School of Art, Udupi and renowned cartoonist, Harishchandra Shetty (Harini) will be present.
The main focus of the Exhibition will be, ‘Climate Change, threat to Environment, Global Warming Awareness through Cartoons’. The Exhibition titled ‘EE BHOOMI NAMMADU’ has been arranged with the intention of educating youth about global change in environment and also to popularize cartoon art.
Harini will demonstrate cartoons and spot caricatures on the show. The six-day cartoon exhibition on global change in environment is being organized jointly by Prasad School of Art and Gerebare School of Art, Ambagilu, Udupi. About 20 prominent cartoonists from across Karnataka will exhibit their works at the cartoon exhibition.
Some of the cartoonists who will take part in the exhibition are, Panduranga Rao, K R Swamy, VRC.Shekar, V Gopal, P.G.Narayan and Prakash Shetty from Bangalore, Padubidri Mohammed from Prajavani Bangalore, James Vaz from Taranga- Manipal and S V Padmanabha from Kannada Prabha-Bangalore. Sathish Acharya, cartoonist of Midday-Mumbai, Yathi Siddakatte from Deccan Herald-Bangalore, Dr Sathish & Raghupathi (Sringeri), Yogish Shettigar & Gurudutt from Hyderabad), Harini and John chandran from Mangalore, Jeevan & Gopi Hirebettu from udupi.
A serious theme presented in a humorous way is more useful for school children as well as general public.
Mangalore, April 12: ‘Ee Bhoomi Nammadu' a State Level
Cartoon exhibition on Global Warming gets underway
UDAYAVANI ONLINE.COM
Cartoon Exhibition on Global Warming and Climatic change was inaugurated on 5th April, 2010 at BGS High School, Kavoor in Mangalore.The exhibition consisted of various cartoon drawings that portrayed the damages caused due to Ozone Layer depletion and variation in climatic conditions. Some of the caricatures were eye-catching with various themes. It was not only for children. Parents and public also utilised this rare opportunity.Added attraction was the spot caricature and workshop on cartooning for children.The works of Panduranga Rao, KR Swamy, VRC Shekar, V. Gopal, P. Mohammed, James Vaz, SV Padmanabha, HS. Vishwanath, Sathish Acharya, Dr. Sathish Sringeri, Raghupathi Sringeri, Yathish Siddakatte, Yogesh, Guruduth, Prakash Shetty, Harini, Jeevan and others were on display.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
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