Selena Mustaphalli,
president of New York City Artists, Inc. meets with Mohan Samant at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

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A LIVING LOFT CONCERT
in the artist's Manhattan studio on May 18, 2003.
An afternoon of music and art. Mohan Samant played Indian classical ragas on the sarangi surrounded by his paintings. He was preceded by The Continuo Players, a duo performing 17th and 18th century music on baroque bassoon, viola da gamba and recorders.

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December, 2002 - January 2003
Samant spent two months in India. He was involved with setting up a museum of his works in Goregaon, Mumbai in a three story house near the family compound. Most of his works in India are now installed on the walls of the museum. They will be under the care and protection of the families of Samant's two brothers.

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SAID & UNSAID

An exhibition of artists who have contributed to the history of contemporary Indian painting took place in the Jehangir Art Gallery from January 21 to 28, 2003. It was curated by Sharan Apparao. Samant's painting in the exhibition is shown here.

 

 

 

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During his stay in India Samant met up with some old friends including Ambadas. They met one evening at a mutual friend's house for dinner.

        

       


        

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