Amar Sultan
I am curious about how the winged creatures, pigeons, are next in number to humans in our immediate neighbourhood. I am fascinated by how an unspoken and unwritten understanding of yesteryears has developed over a period of time.

Amar Sultan
Contemporary Artist
About Artist
Mussoorie-based Amar Sultan first picked up a brush under his father’s guidance, which became a lifelong affiliation of creative expression. His oil paintings have bold textures, impressionist brushstrokes, soft and simple colours. They are a poetic rendition of pigeons as symbolic of peace and their interactions with their us. His works tend to capture their ever ceasing fluttering and cooing in...Read More
They are a poetic rendition of pigeons as symbolic of peace and their interactions with their us. His works tend to capture their ever ceasing fluttering and cooing in our immediate neighbourhood. His work shuns all other contradictions of the world where we live in.
His works entice you with softness and simplicity, which is his unique artistic language. Quite often, humans are depicted in blues and reds while the pigeons are white and yellow with textured or mosaic patterns in the background.
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Highlights And Achievements
Artist Education
B.A In Arts From Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University)
M.A In Arts From Hemwati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal University)
Group Shows
2011 Duo show, Bet on life, Gallery Joie, The Metropolitan Mall, New Delhi
2011 Summer Monsoons at The Marriott, Gurgaon
2011 Tiger Tiger, Polka Art Gallery with The Corbett Foundation, at The Aman, New Delhi
2011 Go Green, at The Marriott, Gurgaon
2011 The Marriott, Gurgaon
2011 Gallery Ragini, at The Claridges, Faridabad
2010 Haste and Hurry, India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
2010 Bank on Art Gallery, at The Marriott Hotel, Gurgaon
2009 “ThinkDot@Forever” with Gallery Art Mantra, Gurgaon
2008 Group show by Nitanjali Art Gallery, at The Grand Hyatt, Dubai
Solo Shows
2011 It's a Numbers Game, Gallery Ragini, New Delhi









