Montu Chitrakar has participated in events across India and also been to Australia and Indonesia. read more
Mamoni Chitrakar participated in a cultural exchange program with Smithsonian Centre for Folklife and Cultural Heritage. read more
Rahim Chitrakar has been painting since 8 years old. He has conducted various workshops in many schools and colleges in all over the India. He visited at various festivals and fairs in Delhi, Kanpur, Ahmedabad, Pune, Gujarat, and Hyderabad to showcase his painting. He has received State Award in 2004-05. He mainly paints Kalighat Pat […] read more
Chandan Chitrakar, Patachitra artist from Naya, Pingla started painting at very early age but he considered Karuna Chitrakar, his mother-in-law as his teacher. He paints traditional Pat on themes like Ramayana, Mahabharata and contemporary social issues like plantation. He has travelled to Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai, Goa, Chennai and Beijing (China) to showcase his talent. He […] read more
Bahadur Chitrakar specialises in traditional and Kalighat Patachitra styles. He is also a collector of handcrafted items specially Patachitra from different regions. read more
Manimala Chitrakar is the first woman artist from Naya to have ventured beyond her village with her Patachitra. read more
Manoranjan Chitrakar has been painting since the age of 15 and he loves to depict social issues. read more
Mousumi Chitrakar has learnt Patachitra from her parents Jaba and Mantu Chitrakar both of whom are noted artists of Naya, Pingla. read more
Sonali Chitrakar paints traditional Patachitra as well as Patchitra motifs on diversified items like Saree, umbrella, kettle etc. read more
A very ambitious young Patua, Uttam Chitrakar, started learning the art form at the age of twelve, inspired by the leading Patachitra artist Anwar Chitrakar. His expertise is Kalighat Pat on paper and Canvas. He has participated in events in Kolkata, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Kerela, Delhi, Bangalore, Bhopal, Pondicherry and Chennai. read more
