Art Explorer Café
Every month you can send us your own Raga Mala painting, poetry, or article. In the Art Explorer Café we celebrate diverse artists from all age groups, levels, and backgrounds. It is open to all. Make sure you write a few lines about yourself and your artwork, that we can publish here. We are so happy to see the beautiful articles, photography and paintings by both professional, established Art Explorers to the paintings by our youngest art explorers.
This month, we received a picture by award-winning Dutch painter, Ad Arma, a well-known, versatile artist who immerses himself in the space of the night for his work. Ad Arma creates graphic work, bronze sculptures, gouaches, paintings, ceramic work and glass art. Here, the underlying idea is that everything is connected. Everything is one.
Find out more about Ad Arma: https://www.adarma-art.com/en/
Ad Arma
Many of my works are growing from a combination of lifelong daily focus on making, living, and the Arts.
Like in the RAGA, intuition, a search to reach the universal energy that we share with each other and all life and matter around us, is the source to open through expression. The result is a mutual shareable window for reflection to any soul. Music is the highest, most direct, of course.
While at work, Music is my guide and stretches my concentration. This one has a title. (Mostly only ''About Nature-series')
It is called, "Free Spirit" and was strongly guided by a Raga- concert. Found it very suitable for the Unlock the Music Arts Explorer setting.
Thank You from Holland!!
Ad Arma
Young Art Explorers
Shri Bhaskar Roy
A beautiful review by Shri Bhaskar Roy, first published on Facebook and later, The Statesman. How wonderfully he captures the concert in words. Thank you Bhaskar da.
Bhaskar Roy (born 18.1.1956) was educated in St. Columba's School, St. Stephen's College & Delhi School of Economics. Worked in Senior Corporate positions in an eminent multi-national and the TATA Group; now volunteering in the world renowned philanthropic organization, the Ramakrishna Mission, in various educational, cultural and welfare projects. Deeply interested in Hindustani Classical Music, vocal and instrumental, since a tender age and privileged to hear LIVE almost all the Great Masters since last six decades. Writes extensively on music, history, politics and spiritualism on the net as well as in print.
