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Sarjan Art Gallery estd. 1998 is one of the oldest gallery in Baroda City. The gallery has been a great platform for young and veteran artist alike.

02/05/2026

Ganesh Gohain
(b. 1966)

An image of weaving of map towards infinity
2ft x 2ft
Mixed media, acrylic on canvas
2012

Ganesh Gohain (b. 1966, Arunachal Pradesh; lives in Vadodara) is an eminent Indian contemporary artist with a practice spanning over three decades. A Post Diploma graduate in Sculpture from the Faculty of Fine Arts, M.S. University, he later taught there as visiting faculty and continues as an external jury member. Gohain has received major international fellowships, including residencies in the U.K., France, and Germany, and has held over 18 solo exhibitions across India and abroad. His work blends memory, abstraction, and minimalism, drawing from Indian traditions while engaging global contemporary languages, creating a poetic dialogue between the personal, cultural, and philosophical.

View his exclusive works at Sarjan Art Gallery presenting Hitesh Rana's exclusive Collection, opening 23rd April from 12 pm to 7 pm till 9th May.

01/05/2026

Amarnath Sharma (b. 1978)

Equality
60" x 48"
Acrylic on canvas
2026

Amarnath Sharma, a Baroda-based painter originally from Bokaro, Bihar, completed both his BFA and MFA in Painting from the Faculty of Fine Arts, M.S. University, Baroda, graduating in 2002. His practice is rooted in an engagement with urban life, where everyday experiences and social tensions find expression through carefully constructed visual narratives. Beyond his studio practice, Sharma is deeply engaged in teaching, particularly working with children. This interaction brings a sense of renewal to his perspective, influencing his approach with a certain openness and sensitivity. A recipient of awards such as the Budh Bihar Society Award (1995) and the Nasreen Mohamedi Award for Painting (2000), he has also participated in several group exhibitions. He continues to live and work in Baroda.

View his newest work at Sarjan Art Gallery presenting Hitesh Rana's exclusive Collection, opening 23rd April from 12 pm to 7 pm till 9th May

30/04/2026

Kamal Rana (b. 1957)

Life
30” x 40”
Fire, acrylic and gold foil on paper

While his early works engaged with figuration, Kamal Rana has transitioned with remarkable ease into abstraction, retaining fire as the core of his process. His abstract works carry a compelling intensity—fire, for him, symbolizes transformation and passion. Everything it touches is altered, often beyond recognition, and this act of metamorphosis becomes central to his art. Through this, he creates formless forms that echo the unpredictable yet poetic nature of flame. Rana’s pioneering work has earned him recognition in both the India Book of Records (2013) and the Limca Book of Records (2012) for fire painting. He continues to live and work in Vadodara.

View his exclusive works at Sarjan Art Gallery presenting Hitesh Rana's exclusive Collection, opening 23rd April from 12 pm to 7 pm till 9th May

29/04/2026

K G Subramanyan (1924- 2016)

Shown here are a set of 13 drawings, featuring both ink and watercolor drawings (size approx 6" x 8")

Born in Kerala in 1924, K. G. Subramanyan was a pioneering figure in shaping a post-Independence Indian artistic identity. After studying Economics at Presidency College, Chennai, he trained at Santiniketan under Benode Behari Mukherjee, Nandalal Bose, and Ramkinkar Baij, later continuing his studies at the Slade School of Art, London.

An influential artist, writer, and teacher, Subramanyan worked across diverse mediums—from painting and murals to crafts like pottery, weaving, and toy-making—bridging folk traditions with modernist ideas. His practice evolved from early Santiniketan influences to a distinctive visual language marked by playfulness, narrative depth, and semi-abstraction, later incorporating elements of popular traditions such as glass painting. Over a career spanning nearly seven decades, he exhibited widely and taught at the Faculty of Fine Arts, M. S. University, Baroda, inspiring generations of artists. He passed away in Vadodara in 2016.

View his exclusive works at Sarjan Art Gallery presenting Hitesh Rana's exclusive Collection, opening 23rd April from 12 pm to 7 pm till 9th May

28/04/2026

Shibu Natesan (b. 1966)

Untitled
8" x 10"
Watercolor on paper

Kappil, Varkala, Kerala
14.25" x 10.25"
Watercolor on paper
2022

Kappil, near Varkala
18" x 24"
Watercolor on paper
2019

Shibu Natesan (b. Vakkom, Kerala) is a contemporary Indian artist whose practice explores history, identity, and socio-political narratives. Shibu Natesan is part of a generation of artists from Kerala who studied at the College of Fine Arts, Trivandrum, in the early 1980s—a period marked by artistic upheaval and resistance to a rigid, bureaucratic art establishment. His early body of work, notably the series The Futility of Device, draws from meticulously examined feudal histories, presenting relics and symbols of power that echo cycles of aggression.

(Quote by Shibu Natesan as told to Uma Nair, in March 2023, from exhibition titled, "Shibu Natesan: Plein Air Views of India and London", Grosvenor Gallery)

View his exclusive works at Sarjan Art Gallery presenting Hitesh Rana's exclusive Collection, opening 23rd April from 12 pm to 7 pm till 9th May

27/04/2026

Vinod Shah (1934- 2021)
Untitled
25” x 25”
Mixed media & acrylic on board

Born in Rajkot, Gujarat, Vinod Shah earned his Master’s degree in Painting from the Faculty of Fine Arts, Maharaja Sayajirao University, Baroda, where he later taught and eventually headed the Department of Painting. Working primarily in watercolour on paper, often with elements of collage, Shah’s art is marked by a gentle, lyrical quality. His compositions—both figurative and landscape—retain an intentional sense of incompletion, with underlying pencil lines subtly visible through the paint.

View his exclusive works at Sarjan Art Gallery presenting Hitesh Rana's exclusive Collection, opening 23rd April from 12 pm to 7 pm till 9th May.

25/04/2026

Successful inauguration of our ongoing show showing a glimpse of Hitesh Rana's Collection spanning 27 years with revered artists joining us, Shri Ratan Parimoo sir, Shri Jatin Das and many more.

We had the pleasure of witnessing a live portrait done by eminent artist Jatin sir of Hitesh Rana as well, so grateful for this ✨️

Exhibition continues till 9th May, 2026 from 12 to 7 pm at Sarjan Art Gallery

23/04/2026

Sarjan Art Gallery cordially invites you to an exhibition celebrating 27 years of the collection of Hitesh Rana, featuring eminent artists.

Opening on 23rd April, from 5 PM onwards.

The exhibition will remain on view until 9th May 2026, from 12 PM to 7 PM at Sarjan Art Gallery
(closed on Sundays and public holidays).

We look forward to welcoming you ✨️

22/04/2026

Jyoti Bhatt (b. 1934)

Untitled
25” x 36”
Acrylic on canvas
2008

Untitled
11.5" x 16"
Acrylic on canvas
2016

Untitled
10.5" x 15"
Glass work
2016

The Veteran printer, painter, and photographer Jyoti Bhatt is also a multidisciplinary artist, mentor, and educator. He was among the first group of students in the Fine Arts Faculty of the M.S. University. He investigated the academic divides between art and craft, inspired by his mentor, artist K. G. Subramanyan. He continued his studies at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Naples, Italy, as well as the Pratt Institute in New York, where he was exposed to abstract expressionism. He began photographing traditional Indian craft and design in the late 1960s. Jyoti Bhatt, a National and International award winner, continues to experiment with new styles and techniques.

View his exclusive works at Sarjan Art Gallery presenting Hitesh Rana's exclusive Collection, opening 23rd April from 12 pm to 7 pm till 9th May

21/04/2026

Jogen Chowdhury (b. 1939)

Untitled
22” x 15”
Watercolor on paper
2025

Jogen Chowdhury (b. 1939) stands out in modern Indian art for his bold, linear approach to figuration. Though he has worked across subjects like still life and nature, he is most recognized for his striking human forms, built through rhythmic lines and cross-hatching. Often exaggerated and tense, these figures reflect the fragility and distortions within society.

View his exclusive works at Sarjan Art Gallery presenting Hitesh Rana's exclusive Collection, opening 23rd April from 12 pm to 7 pm till 9th May

20/04/2026

Nagji Patel (1937 - 2017)

Untitled
18.5" x 23"
Watercolor and pen on paper

Born in 1937 in Juni Jithardi, Gujarat, Nagji Patel emerged in the post-Independence generation of Indian artists. While many contemporaries explored diverse mediums, Patel remained devoted to sculpture, grounding his practice in a tactile engagement with material. His drawings and sketches extend this sensibility, shaped by memories of rural life, agriculture, and early toy-making. Rooted in nature yet rarely descriptive, his forms hover between abstraction and recognition, emphasizing texture, volume, and the quiet dynamism of organic structures.

View his beautiful works at Sarjan Art Gallery presenting Hitesh Rana's exclusive Collection, opening 23rd April from 12 pm to 7 pm till 9th May

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Vadodara
390007

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Tuesday	11am - 6pm
Wednesday	11am - 6pm
Thursday	11am - 6pm
Friday	11am - 6pm
Saturday	11am - 6pm

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