International Creative Art Centre (ICAC) is an initiative to appreciate and promote young and upcoming artists to work in a creative environment and work together at the center established by ICAC.

ICAC helps in their quest to discover new initiatives by providing them a platform for investigational as well as project based works. ICAC by now represents a number of recognized artists in contemporary art scene. ICAC has had a dynamic genre of shows encompassing multimedia art, photography, conceptual art, sculptures, graphics and paintings. ICAC’s Endeavour is to broaden the scope of showing the works of the artists they represent at various avenues including exhibitions, collaborations and fairs. There is continued effort on the part of the gallery to find and cultivate dynamic, young contemporary artists who have the potential to contribute substantially to the understanding of human experience given the right environment and direction.

ICAC seeks to promote contemporary Indian art internationally and strives to deliver this by creating opportunities for the artists. ICAC’s vision is to promote excellence and innovation in all aspects of its work and explore the unique contribution that the arts can make to our understanding of contemporary life and bring artists and art lovers together to learn in a demanding and creative environment.

Organization

ICAC is an independent organization working towards the upbringing of the young artists. To promote the artists ICAC conducts camps by selecting 8 – 10 Artists from different fields for a period of 3-5 days. In the camp the young artist will have a chance to connect with the senior artists.

ICAC excels in clubbing together the works of artists belonging to various age groups and genres. In doing so, ICAC has been consistently supported and encouraged by the senior artists, for which it is immensely thankful. Several established and emerging Indian artists have been associated with ICAC since its inception. With such support and a strong zeal to promote art, ICAC looks forward for a ceaseless relationship with art and artists.

ICAC will bring you the best of contemporary Indian art and look forward to your patronage and support. The artist relations are fostered through reputable tie ups in the domestic and international art scenarios.

ICAC is a professionally managed art gallery which promotes and supports contemporary artists. It enjoys an excellent reputation and clientele worldwide. ICAC’s aim is to also create a hub for Indian artists and painters to list and display their portfolios online. ICAC will provide an online platform for the artists to display their artworks. This will be visible art lovers all around the world. Our artist can enjoy international level market for their artworks.

Promoting of Art & Artists …….
I decided to develop my interest in art. I created a small studio on 2nd floor of our office. Kept a tutor to teach me the basics of painting. I joined J.J. School of Arts, the most reputed College of Fine Arts in the country, for a special hobby course of about a year. I think, I was the most senior student of the class of around 50 to 60 people. I tried my level best to paint the way I wanted to. But after a year and utilising 40-50 small canvases and 200 papers, I realized that creating a painting was not my cup of tea. I would better only appreciate art.

I come from the industrial background, where maximum production is of prime importance. It was not possible for me to create a small piece of artwork over a period of 4-5 days. My conscious was to produce 4-5 pieces in a day. It was not possible.

Art is good and precious. It is provocative. While pursuing my art education at the prestigious J. J. School of Arts, I met several other artists, young, budding, senior and established as well. Amongst them Hemant Dhane, my tutor and a J. J. Alumnus, impressed me the most. He introduced me to several other artist friends of his. He also introduced me to one Ms. Bellina David, who was not an artist herself, but was acquainted with several senior and younger artists. Visiting Jehangir Art Gallery regularly had become a routine.

Senior artists like Shri Jatin Das and lalita Lazmi, Vinod Sharma and Deepak Shinde, Vidhya Sagar Upadhyay and Vinay Sharma, attended my first camp. Shri Kashmiri Khosa impressed me the most with his pleasing personality and positive approach. I can’t express my thanks to all these artists in words, it is because of them that I was driven towards the world of art.