The artist/painter Chitra Ramanathan who completed a commission for the MGM Mirage Design Group's Cafe Bellagio, has her artwork and biography details included in a recent book publication.
February 6, 2005 (Press Release) --
The artist and painter Chitra Ramanathan has been featured in "The Artists Bluebook 2004 - 32,000 North American Artists - 16th Century to August 2004"- by Lonnie Pierson Dunbier, Editor.
The book is a 9"x14" spiral bound, 448 page, easy-to-use portable guide and a directory of www.AskART.com artists' database as of August 2004. The directory contains details beginning with the Old Masters dating from the 16th century to biography/artwork descriptions of professional contemporary artists. To quote from www.askART.com, it contains "market values for artworks and other pertinent information at a glance". From the www.askART.com website page "Books on this artist".
Chitra Ramanathan, a U.S. citizen, has held several solo and group exhibitions in the United States, notably on Broadway, New York City since 1995, beginning with a major solo exhibition at Chicago's ARC Gallery/Educational Foundation in 1994. Her work was well-received in New York resulting in rave reviews, and several of her mostly large-scale, conceptual mixed media abstact paintings in her signature style that she is known for, are now with collections around the United States and in Europe.
Chitra earned her Bachelors degree in Fine Arts with Honors in Painting and her Masters degree in Business Administration, both from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Chitra recently completed a major commission for the MGM Mirage Groupnfor their Cafe Bellagio located inside the Conservatory of the Hotel Bellagio in Las Vegas, Nevada. This entailed creating two four feet by six feet paintings for permanent display in the interior of the Cafe Bellagio as of October 2004.
Websites featuring Chitra Ramanathan's paintings/biography:
http://www.galleries-online.co.uk/art_gal_img.cfm?imageid=755&artistid=134
http://www.absolutearts.com/portfolios/c/chitraramanathan/
http://www.askart.com/artist/R/chitra_ramanathan.asp?ID=130159
http://www.indyarts.org/artist_detail.aspx?id=144&ty=alp&lr=r
http://hometown.aol.com/cramanat/myhomepage/
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The book is a 9"x14" spiral bound, 448 page, easy-to-use portable guide and a directory of www.AskART.com artists' database as of August 2004. The directory contains details beginning with the Old Masters dating from the 16th century to biography/artwork descriptions of professional contemporary artists. To quote from www.askART.com, it contains "market values for artworks and other pertinent information at a glance". From the www.askART.com website page "Books on this artist".
Chitra Ramanathan, a U.S. citizen, has held several solo and group exhibitions in the United States, notably on Broadway, New York City since 1995, beginning with a major solo exhibition at Chicago's ARC Gallery/Educational Foundation in 1994. Her work was well-received in New York resulting in rave reviews, and several of her mostly large-scale, conceptual mixed media abstact paintings in her signature style that she is known for, are now with collections around the United States and in Europe.
Chitra earned her Bachelors degree in Fine Arts with Honors in Painting and her Masters degree in Business Administration, both from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Chitra recently completed a major commission for the MGM Mirage Groupnfor their Cafe Bellagio located inside the Conservatory of the Hotel Bellagio in Las Vegas, Nevada. This entailed creating two four feet by six feet paintings for permanent display in the interior of the Cafe Bellagio as of October 2004.
Websites featuring Chitra Ramanathan's paintings/biography:
http://www.galleries-online.co.uk/art_gal_img.cfm?imageid=755&artistid=134
http://www.absolutearts.com/portfolios/c/chitraramanathan/
http://www.askart.com/artist/R/chitra_ramanathan.asp?ID=130159
http://www.indyarts.org/artist_detail.aspx?id=144&ty=alp&lr=r
http://hometown.aol.com/cramanat/myhomepage/
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