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'Fragmented Few' is a radical artist group. A collective of creative individuals from all fields of art, who want to ask questions, introspect and take required actions to see more desirable avenues for people and artists. Aakshat Sinha, Bhanu Pratap, and Veraat Singh form the crux of the group. They have been involved in fine art exhibitions, art camps and workshops, organizing art discussions, participated in 1st Indian ComicCon, are working on comics and have done Wall art and Graffiti too.
ABOUT 'THE FRAGMENTED FEW'
'The fragmented Few' is a radical artist group that stemmed from the art exhibition by the same name, held at India Habitat Center, feb14-18. The Group will be a collective of creative inividuals in different fields of arts who want to make changes, ask questions, introspect and take required actions to see more desirable avenues for people and artists.
Official manifesto will be released soon too.
Official manifesto will be released soon too.
Contributors
FOLLOW US
- discussions at Cgtantra.com
- Discussions at Cghub.com
- Follow the discussions at Conceptart.org
- Aakshat Sinha
- Fragmented Few on AlivenotDead
- Us at renowned Saatchi gallery online
- The Fragmented Few showcase on artslant
- The fragmented few on Myspace
- The Fragmented Few at Twitter
- The Fragmented Few on Facebook
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- Indian Art Defragmented- Interactive art discussio...
- Indian Art-Defragmented (talk/discussion on indian...
- LET US GIVE YOU SOME ART
- T- shirts
- Contact us personally!!!!!
- The catalogue covers
- WE are now also on Myspace and Artslant
- The exhibition is going ONLINE!!!!!!!!
- Are we Twitting yet?
- FOLLOW US
- POSTER OF 'THE FRAGMENTED FEW'
- Drop in for the Exhibition
- The fragmented fewVery few would ascend to the fac...
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