We care greatly for art. That's why, to make deeper and impactful forays into the art world, we have streamlined ourselves into a much sleeker and comprehensive unit—South Asian Art Gallery. Still rooted in the same values, but with renewed vigor, we continue in our pursuit to create a successful ecosystem within the art fraternity. South Asian Art Gallery (SAAG) is an open canvas where different artists, art enthusiasts, and communities come together and share a common love for art. We are a global society that acknowledges, shares and appreciates art that comes from a versatile and multi-cultural heritage.
We feature original art pieces from a wide range of world-class artists. Additionally, we also offer limited edition prints to suit all types of budgets.
Each limited edition print is numbered and comes with an authenticity certificate that is signed by the artist himself. So they remain as exclusive as the original artwork itself.
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S Mark Rathinaraj introduced himself to the world of art through his strong, stark and solid lines. His works reflect the rural life of South India, bringing to the viewer the rustic beauty of ordinary people. Working on acrylic, pen and ink and charcoal, he inscribes the human form at a surreal level, reiterating the power of the mind, body, and soul. The colors are dynamic and reinforce the energy and spirit of an average Indian, who strives to succeed against all odds, and says “let the music play on”. “For the past 25 years, my search in my lines...
Venkatesan is a self-taught artist hailing from Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Venkatesan sees art in people, articles, and places that others around him pass up for the mundane. According to him, everyday life is what completes the bigger picture. Venkatesan’s first muse inarguably is nature and his immediate environs. He once said drawing those exact things made him feel complete. Nature is his primary teacher and the main source of inspiration for his works. As much as he learned from the luminaires in the field of art, he claims to have learned from nature – angles, the play of light, the movement of water, human body… ...
South Asian Art Gallery
5 Meadowcrest Lane,
Chelmsford, MA 01824, USA
