Paramjit Singh
by Keshav Malik The first that I remember of Paramjit’s works was years ago at Silpi Chakra. The works were in a corner. I have not forgotten this detail. It only goes to show that the compositions had left an impress upon my mind, though I neither knew the painter nor the group which had arranged this collective exhibition.
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by Krishna Chaitanya If the essence of expressionism lies in the plastic modulation of naturalistic form according to the disctates of an inner vision, and the similar deviation from the colours found in nature in favour of a spectrum where their vibrations symbolise the tensions of the psyche, Paramjit Singh is an expressionist.
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by A Ramachandran In the early sixties, I first encountered a painting by Paramjit in a not so well-lit Delhi Shilpi Chakra group show - a deserted park of grey green, a lonely garden bench silhouetted against it on a gloomy winter day. Later when I became his colleague in Jamia Milia University, I had the opportunity
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