About Us
Art has always, naturally, reflected the development and exploration of different thoughts and perceptions and our current postmodern era is no different. It is interesting to see how art has evolved visually, yet the traditional methods of making art remain a valid means of expression.
All it takes for an artist to raise from the normalcy is an inspiration which fuels his passion to paint beautiful creations throughout his life.
The valuable expression of art is always there with us, but now this expression is yet to take interesting diversion with our art gallery,Gallery Silver Scapes located in Hauz Khas Enclave. Art is no longer considered just decorative but has evolved and come forth as a major form of investment yielding high rates of returns for its buyers.of art, making it an expression commonly used.
It is said that “a thing of beauty is a joy forever” and Gallery Silver Scapes is a move towards bringing that joy to every individual, So enter into this powerful world of art and get to see the works of famous artists who have reached laureals and many upcoming artists like Mohammed Shakeel, Ramesh Terdel, Gopal Samuntray, Jitendra Dangi, Kappari Kishan and many more. The blend between artists whose work has been acknowledged all over the world to artists striving to get there, Gallery Silver Scapes brings to you all the original artworks as for them Art is respected and the most cherished. The foremost responsibility of Gallery Silver Scapes is to ensure quality and to set and maintain standards of excellence and authenticity which is being lost in todays day and age.
Gallery Silver Scapes offers you its expertise in the field of art, doing up office spaces and homes with the correct pieces, both decorative and for investment purposes or acquiring genuine purchases as assets and collectible works
A good and extended relationship with most of the major renowned artists and a collection of its own over the years and the needed eye to pick the right upcoming artists and works ensures that we get it right for you.
Gallery Silver Scapes is an epitome of art that promises to bring to your collection the most promising works by established as well us upcoming artists. It is said that art is the most valuable treasure in this world, and what art expresses without speaking verbally, we can’t even express with the power of words, and such is the aura of art.
It is true that nothing can capture the imagination of a person better than a ‘work today’s art world. The aesthetic and educational purposes are not only defined in the aims and objectives of the Gallery Silver Scapes, but efforts are also being made so that they become implicit in its organization and pervade in all its activities.
Above all, the Silver Scapes helps people to look at the works of Modern Art and Bengal School…both Surrealistic and Abstract with greater joy, understanding and knowledge by extending their relationship with our daily life and experiencing them as vital expressions of the human spirit.
About the curators
Mrs. Manjula Badhwar Mayor:-Grand Daughter of the very famous and controversial personality Dewan Saheb Jarmani Das, author of books like the Maharaja and Maharani and whose art collection can be seen in prominent museums all over the country and abroad,the contribution of the curator Mrs.Manjula Badhwar Mayor towards art A pass out of SKV Gwalior and Loreto Convent Calcutta, her contribution to the art world is incredible with her role being very instrumental in starting art at the very famous India Habitat Centre along with Mrs Rekha Modi and HUDCO in the eighties.
She was walked into the art world by the legendary Indian artist Bimal Das Gupta and worked alongside famous artists like Mr Ramachandran, Mr Rameshwar Broota, Mr MK Bardhan, Mr M Sivanesan and many more, curating many of their shows, so much so that Mr. Bimal Das Gupta only used to sell through her in his last years and the authenticity of many of his late works can only be found with her.
Besides the list of the top artists then, she worked alongside many of the then upcoming artists like Sudip Roy, Paresh Maity, Subroto Kundu, Vinod Sharma, Mr Dhiraj Chaudhury and many more who today are the stalwarts of Indian art in her stint as the head and first curator of The Habiart Art Gallery.
Artworks commissioned by her can be found at the India Habitat Centre, Ranbaxy, Pepsi head office, Hotel Lalit, Bank of America and many more top collections both private and public.
Clearly motivated with the sole aim to promote art Mrs Manjula is the person responsible to bring the best of artworks to the Gallery. Her focus is to promote art by combining art & education, and encouraging new talent. She is one of those responsible citizens of India who has worked in India to uplift its required art treasure.
She experienced the depth of Indian culture, art, aesthetics and values, and also he dispatched all his offspring’s to the finest places in Europe to study.
A pass out of Delhi Public School, R.K.Puram and having travelled for 16 years owing to his work all over the world and observing art and its trends, Vikram brings back his knowledge and insight into a very volatile Indian Art market, spotting and promoting artists with a futuristic mind set and a strong hand.
The passion for Art was inherited by Mr Vikram Mayor as a legacy of his ancestors, who were much inclined towards the finer things in life. Trained under the thoughts and principles of his Great Grand Father Dewan Saheb Jarmani Das and Paternal Grand Father Prem Nath Mayor and collector uncle Mr. Ravi Mayor, Vikram has drilled within himself the natural know how of art and from childhood he started to collect rare art works.
Sometimes passion grows into profession and that’s when you enjoy every moment of work with joy, and such is the case with Mr. Vikram Mayor.Motivated with a self passion and family support and most importantly his mother Mrs. Manjula Mayor and partner Vineeta Agarwal, today he the curator of Gallery Silver scapes that promises to bring the most valuable desired and respectable art work. You can also follow his opinion on today’s art on twitter and his blogs.