The Illustrator Dinesh Revankar

Dinesh Revankar -- Illustration

Artist Profile

Dinesh is an illustrator with years of experience from working in the marketing industry.

Exhibitions

Kenya Art panorama at French Cultural Centre.

Solo Art Exhibition National Museums of Kenya

Solo Art Exhibition Kala Academy Panajim,Goa.

Art Festival Joint Art National Museums of Kenya

Solo Art Exhibition at French Cultural Centre at Nairobi

Workshops

Workshop East African Fine Art at French Cultural Centre

Education

January 1983 : Vidya Primary School, Sonar wada baad Karwar Hindu High School Karwar.

Studied English, Hindi Kannada,Sanskrit.

January 1977 : Foundation course: Indian Art Institute, charni road Girgav Mumbai.

January 1978-1984 : J.J. College of Applied ART Mumbai.

Attained a Diploma in Graphic Design and Communication Media Studies. Passed in second class

Award

First prize Camel art Competition Mumbai

First prize H.D.F.C Calender competition

CAG advertising Award Corporate Identity

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Commitment to community and creativity spawns collaboration with artist Erykah Badu

Illustration By Regions

Exhibitions

Conrad Botes at the KZNSA Gallery

Featured Artist Portfolio

Title: Untitled
Name: Hendrick Lilanga (hendricklilanga)
Country: Tanzania
Medium: Mixed Media
Size: Available On Request
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News

MORTUARY ARTS in Africa & African Diaspora. A Call for Papers

The New Colonials, Lithographs

Skoto Gallery at 20

The Market Photo Workshop Briefing Sessions

The Matatu Project: A Collection of Woodcuts

Features

The Politics of Exclusion: The Undue Fixation of Western-Based African Curators on Contemporary Africa Diaspora Artists-A Critique

An Arts Renaissance in Johannesburg

The Art of El Anatsui Charts the Geography of Africa from then to Now

From Glutinous Okra to Bitter Leaves to Groundnuts. The Contemporary African Art Gallery in New York

'What I Have Always Wanted To Tell The World'

Editorials

How African Sculpture Influences Modern Art

Interrogating Western Paradigms: Rethinking Authencity in African Art

Should Artists Accept “Dirty Money”?

Art as an Expression: Are artists part of “the problem”?

Development as a Destroyer of Culture: Demolition of Uganda National Museum

News From External Sources

Davidkrut.book.co.za: Special Collection: TAXI Art Book Series

Herald.co.zw: Publishers Challenged to Produce African Art Books

Herald.co.zw: Transforming Colonial Legacy Through Art

Culturemap.com: Faces of Kings

Culture24.org.uk: Brighton Photo Biennial 2010

The seventh stroke

A review by Moyo Okediji of a current group exhibition of drawings at the Skoto Gallery

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