 Sudip Roy was born in the city of Kolkata in West Bengal. He pursued arts in Government College of Art & Craft, Kolkata and finished as the Gold Medallist. Early works of Sudip Roy included pencil sketches and water colours, charcoals and a heady series of landscape done in limped line drawing. Roy over the years mastered the art of water colour and moved from landscapes to studies of architectural facades and association of people in historic temples and monuments. He moved to the capital city of Delhi in the mid 90's. His first solo exhibition at Art Today was a huge success.
Career of Sudip Roy  Sudip Roy has created a monumental and figurative work for most part of his life, until he shifted to moody momentousness. He started doing large abstracted works which reflected times of the day.
Voluminous sweeps of colour, drawing concurrently on still perceptions, with a light hand and the melodious design of colour's vapid vacuous tonality, these works are, as if, Sudip's encounter with history of realism, abandoning and reconciling into the magic of Abstract Expressionism. Roy is popular for his use of water colour of the Benaras series. His older works have more resale value. He is known for sceneries and his knowledge for the same is unmatched in this field. He is the first Indian artist who created and painted the baby BMW for the German company. His work of art overlaps maximal instincts as well expressionist paintings. He discards an insistent flatness in favour of three-dimensionality, turning from the canvas to a series of densely coloured fragments delineated by strong contours. Exhibitions / Shows by Sudip Roy Solo Show * 1993 Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai * 1993 Chitrakoot Art Gallery, Kolkata * 1994 Sridharani Art Gallery, New Delhi * 1995 Art Heritage, New Delhi * 1996 Art Today, New Delhi (Two Man Show) * 1996 Jehangiri Art Gallery, Mumbai * 1997 Gallery Renaissance, Bengaluru * 1998 Art Today, New Delhi * 1999 Gallery Aurodhan, Puducherry Group Shows * 1984 Academy of Fine Arts, Kolkata * 1989 BITM, Kolkata * 1991 Organised by CAG, Kolkata * 1991 Organised by the Union of the Artists of Uzbekistan, USSR * 1992 Organised by Gallery Ganesha, New Delhi * 1993 Organised by GALLERIE 88, Kolkata * 1997 Organised by Jam Art Gallery, Japan Awards/Recognitions: * Gold Medal from Sahitya Parishad, Kolkata in 1979 * Award from AIFACS, New Delhi in 1991 |
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