Udaiyan
Udaiyan or D.Udaiyan is the founder of the Cambridge Stuckists,[1] a branch of the Stuckists art movement. He lives and works in Cambridge, UK.
His main medium is painting, and his work deals with the philosophy of Gilles Deleuze and Guattari.[2] He cites that his art is figurative, conceptual and abstract – i.e. it is Fabtual and that he is an exponent of Fabtualism.[3] His paintings are widely collected[4] and he now concentrates on charitable and philanthropic endeavours.[5][6][7]
His work has been discussed, criticized and analyzed in The Guardian newspaper,[8][9] Polish Newsweek[10] and Spoonfed magazine.[11]
Notes and References
- ^ Profile of Darren Udaiyan on the Stuckism Website [1]
- ^ Art of England Magazine: Issue 74, Page 61 (October 2010)
- ^ Udaiyan's essays on his art and philosophy and interview by Claudio Parentela.
- ^ Udaiyan's website featuring his recent painting collection.
- ^ "The love of Art Variety Show" - in aid of Tranz Tanz and Nandavu Community School Project. 4 August 2011, at The Aquire Arts Gallery.
- ^ Athens Art Philanthropic Exhibition representing: "The Positive Side of Life" , Vienna – TRAVEL GALLERY, June 15 - 30, Vienna Austria
- ^ Gargling Sky of Gergeri, Unesco's The International Year of Astronomy Aug 2009 Gergeri, Municipality of Rouvas, Crete, Greece.
- ^ Article by Jonathan Jones discussing his portrait painted by Darren Udaiyan, 17th March 2010.
- ^ Article by Jonathan Jones discussing the 2011 Turner prize and Darren Udaiyan‘s take on modern art, 5th December 2011.
- ^ Polish article on the Turner prize and the Stuckists, May 2010.
- ^ Image reference in an article by Charles Thomson in which he discusses the Arts Council's funding decisions, April 2011.
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