BINOY VARGHESE
Binoy Varghese (b.1966, Kerala) completed National Diploma in Fine Arts, from R.L.V. College of Fine Arts, Kerala. He is the recipient of several accolades, such as, National Award, National Academy of Arts, Delhi; Artist of the Month, Max Muller Bhavan, Chennai; and awards from Kanoria Centre for Arts, Ahmedabad; Kerala Lalith Kala Academy, India; Arnawaz Vasudev Trust, Chennai; Madhavan Nair Foundation, Kochi. He has participated in several solo & group shows, auctions and art camps in India and overseas. His works are in collection several private and institutional art collectors in India such as the pediatric division, Apollo Hospital, New Delhi and commissioned for stamp designing, Philately, Postal Department, Govt. of India. Presently, he is working as a founder Director of Kekkeyellam foundation, doing various art projects and social activities in India, for which he curated an International” Mansoon Art Residency” with 16 artists in Kerala and “GREEN LINE” a fundraising exhibition for Kerala Flood victims with 118 Indian contemporary artists at Arts4All, Delhi. He lives and works in Ghaziabad.
Binoy Varghese (b.1966, Kerala) completed National Diploma in Fine Arts, from R.L.V. College of Fine Arts, Kerala. He is the recipient of several accolades, such as, National Award, National Academy of Arts, Delhi; Artist of the Month, Max Muller Bhavan, Chennai; and awards from Kanoria Centre for Arts, Ahmedabad; Kerala Lalith Kala Academy, India; Arnawaz Vasudev Trust, Chennai; Madhavan Nair Foundation, Kochi. He has participated in several solo & group shows, auctions and art camps in India and overseas. His works are in collection several private and institutional art collectors in India such as the pediatric division, Apollo Hospital, New Delhi and commissioned for stamp designing, Philately, Postal Department, Govt. of India. Presently, he is working as a founder Director of Kekkeyellam foundation, doing various art projects and social activities in India, for which he curated an International” Mansoon Art Residency” with 16 artists in Kerala and “GREEN LINE” a fundraising exhibition for Kerala Flood victims with 118 Indian contemporary artists at Arts4All, Delhi. He lives and works in Ghaziabad.
