The Brownsville Museum of Fine Art presents the figurative abstracts of:
JITEN HAZARIKA
Jiten Hazarika was born in a remote village in India. As a child he began painting with lamp soot and the yellow pice turmeric. Later when he disovered and had access to art supplies, a whole world opened to him.
Life's duties: a degree in Civil Engineering and working for the Corps of Engineers kept him veru busy. Upon retirement in 1990 he began practicing full time. He has had 14 one man shows and participated in 20 exhibitions garnishing numerous prestigious recognitions along the way.
Mr. Hazarika has served on the Experts committee of the Government of India for the Preservation and Development of the Himalayan culture.
Please be the museum's guests to his first exhibiton in the United States. The artist will give a lecture and slide presentation on his techniques. Refreshments will be served.
There is no fee for this event.
7:00 pm, Thursday Janaury 20, 2005
RSVP by calling 956-542-0941
230 Neale Drive, Brownsville, Texas 78520
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Sounds like it will be an interesting exhibtion and presentation. The international aspect of this show also hits close to heart for me since most of my intercultural training has been for working for the international community in the United States. If you want to strech your mind and want to get an international intercultural fix, I really recommend that you catch this show.
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