The Happy India - Mother Indias (Rice Pickers)
The Happy India - Household Harmony (Mandu High Street)
Every Caste Has a Place - The Rajputs of Delhi (Rajputs)
Every Caste Has a Place - The Gujjars of Delhi (Gujjars)
The Congress Wallas of Delhi* (Congress Men)
*The picture is idealistic but the modern-day Congresswallas are some of the most corrupt politicians.
The Card Players of Delhi (The Card Players)
The Delhi Panorama - Co-existing with Gods (Delhi Panorama)
Tombs and Domes - The Jama Masjid of Delhi
Tombs and Domes - Humayun Tomb
Tombs and Domes - Entrance to Mohammed Ibn Tughluq's Tomb
Dhobis - The Washermen of Delhi (The Dhobis)
The Content Cowherd (The Song of the Flute)
The Visitors
Article comments
1 - Ashok Nayak
Fortunately I have visited this wonderful Art Exhibition recently.Being an Art consultant at Ashok Art Gallery,It was my regualr rutine visit,but i've found the beautiful Art works of Artist Fraser at Triveni Kala Sangam.The Artist has fantastic tallent and those drawings really says something.It's a fantastic show.
Ashok Art Gallery
2 - Vikramaditya
For the most part, this poorly written appraisal of the works on display highlights only the writers lack of coherence. the main line of argument seems to be the classic 'she's-not-indian-hence-doesn't-get-india'. Fraser's work shows a level of prescience, and an exoticised perspective it may be, tourist friendly and all, but nevertheless it shows us sights that most of us, Indians, are surrounded by and blind to. an eye-opener i thought, and not one to pettily rejected as pretty and shallow. and as a collection of vignettes, it works wonderfully. besides, the other artist who's collection is on display alongside Fraser's is more worthy of the 'exotic' tag.