Rameshwar Broota remains among the top three in the list for the second consecutive year. His artwork named ‘Silent Structures’ was the third most expensive artwork auctioned in the last year.
Brooota emerged as the biggest hitter of the auction.
Log on to an online retrospective of artist Rameshwar Broota’s works at Kiran Nadar Museum of Art
Rameshwar Broota rose to second spot on the "Hurun India Art List 2020” that ranks top 50 living Indian artists by the sale of their works sold at public auctions in the year ending 31 December 2019. The list is based on data by Artprice, the world’s largest compiler of art statistics.
Other than old newspapers, the artist has used shreds of old janmapatris, torn notes, weathered postcards along with resin to make these beautiful sculptures.
Scripted in Time II - an exhibition of Rameshwar Broota's recent works in epoxy resin and photographs printed on Corning Gorilla glass. The exhibition opens on Monday, 28th January, 2019 at 5 pm at Shridharani Gallery, Triveni Kala Sangam and continues till 12th February, 2019.
Shredded words are suspended in ‘liquid glass’ at an exhibition of Rameshwar Broota’s new body of work in Delhi
Recent paintings by Rameshwar Broota are on view at the Vadehra Art Gallery, In New Delhi until 20th February, 2018
Certain stillness engulfs his works. One is forced to look at beyond technique for they reflect upon diverse situations that degenerate relationships between humans. - A article in India Today.
Rameshwar Broota speaks to The Tribune while In Chandigarh for a slide-lecture show organised by Chandigarh Lalit Kala Akademy.
