Paintings by the Kolkata-based painter Chandrashekhar Acharya are on the display at the MEC Art gallery in Khan Market in collaboration with Asian Academy of Film and Television.
 
Inaugurating the exhibition, art connoisseur Atul Marwah said that the stirrings of traditional visual art and literature have been inherent in the contemporary art of Bengal . MEC Art Gallery has a long tradition of hosting the great artists in a wide ranging spectrum.
 
Allegory plays a vital role in Acharya’s paintings. He creates a harmony, an idiosyncratic tapestry of form, palette and composition drawn from these shared conscious and unconscious themes.

An exhibition of colorful paintings by Neema lal was jointly inaugurated by Jaganath, the former Secretary of Home Affairs, Government of Uttar Pradesh and Vikas Garg renowned business man and the film producer at Marwah Studios, Film City, Noida.

“Paintings are like poetry which you have to write with colors and it expresses all your emotions on canvas,” said Jaganath while releasing the brochure. Neema Lal has worked with Artists from Denmark for a period of five years before joining Treveni Kala Sangam. "I extend my heartiest congratulation to Neema for opting Marwah Studios for her solo show within Media students, she is very expressive in her work” said Vikas Garg.

“My journey from cotemporary to abstract helped me to make layers in paintings which help to have perspective effects, but this is not sufficient I would like to increase the number of layers to give more 3D effects.” Said Neema Lal while explaining her paintings to the students of Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT) “I want to incorporate in my paintings new trends and recent techniques of other countries along which my own technique to give a much broader and wider look to my creations. The world should know that new chapter has been added in the field of art.” added Neema Lal.

“I am thankful to Neema Lal for accepting my invitation to be part of International Film and Television Club” said Sandeep Marwah while handingover life membership of IFTC to Neema. "We at AAFT want to promote all sort of Arts be it is films, Paintings, Dance, Drama, Writing or any other" added Marwah.

“The making of sketches and right combination of colors is the beginning and development of all arts in the person”, said D.J.Narain, the Director of Song and Drama Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Government Of India while inaugurating and appreciating the exhibition of paintings by Paresh Mridha at Marwah Studios, FilmCity, Noida.

“A large set of colorful paintings are displayed as it is the part of the syllabus of the students of Asian Academy Of Film And Television” said Sandeep Marwah, President of Marwah Studios who believes that studying paintings is the development of aesthetic sense in the young aspirants trying to be in the film and television trade.

“I am lucky to be associated today with film business and media students of AAFT , it has given me a new energy and lots of ideas to bring in new style in my working” said Paresh Mridha, the senior artist whose works have already been appreciated in number of shows in India and abroad. It was the first day of the students of 64th batch of AAFT.

The other dignities present at the exhibition were Kalyan Sarkar, Dean AAFT, Ashok Tyagi Film Maker from Mumbai, Gurbir Garewal Film Director, S.S.Sharma, Satish Anand Theatre Director and others.

Budding artists from all over the country gathered at Marwah Studios for the inauguration of an exhibition on painting, drawing and sculpture by noted Sri Lankan Film, TV and Stage actor Wilson Gunaratne. The students of  AAFT Asian Academt Of Film And Television, ASMS Asian School Of Media Studies and ABS Asian Business School were present there.

Wilson Gunaratne, in his inaugural speech, said “The paintings are the first form of art and everything follows - Visual art or any other form of art needs a lot of concentration, involvement and emotions to express. Sandeep Marwah of Marwah Studios is the source of my inspiration to start new stage play where I am playing thirteen different characters, earlier I played nine characters in the same play.” Informed   Wilson during exhibition. Wilson Gunerate is the only artist in Sri Lanka who has performed nine characters so far in the single play on stage.
  The President of Marwah Studios Sandeep Marwah said ”such shows not only  motivate the participating Artist but also encourage the students of Cinema, Films and Television to think beyond their subject.” Marwah presented Wilson with the life membership of International Film And Television Research Center.
Those who exhibit their creations include Amit Srivastava, Ashis Kushwaha, Bhanu Prakash, Chiranjib Ghosh, Devasis Mukherjee, Dinesh Singh, Dipanjali Das, Giridhari Sahu, Kangkan Berman, Krisna Seal, Manoj Shau, Mithilesh Gupta, Nivedita Mukharjee, NY Chanu, Pramod Kashyap, Ram Dongre, Samiran Mujumder, Sankar Sarkar, Santosh Sahni, Satya P Guta, Shailender Shau, Sudipta Adhya, Sukanta Biswas, Sushmita Adhya and Tathgat Das.