The City of Fremont’s historic Olive Hyde Art Gallery presents Chromatic Rhythms—showcasing paintings by Fremont-based artist Durba Sen. Sen’s acrylic, oil and mixed media paintings are largely inspired by nature, her travels and “vibrant interactions with color, shapes and textures in the socio-cultural realm that bind us all together.”
Sen studied fine art and classical dancing in Kolkata, India where she was born and raised. Energized by the vibrant colors, rich textures, diverse music, depth of color and spontaneity of people found throughout India, Sen weaves through “her imagination and feelings to render striking geometric forms, colorful fauvism naturescapes and vivid abstract art.”
Sen’s work has been a staple in the Fremont community. Her street mural commissioned by the Mission San Jose Chamber of Commerce and the Better Block Foundation can be found at the corner of Ellsworth Street and Washington Boulevard. She currently teaches art to children and adults in Fremont.
Please join us for the opening reception Friday, January 31, 2025 from 7-9pm. Gallery and receptions are always free to the public. Durba Sen will give an artist talk at the Olive Hyde Art Gallery 12 noon on Friday, February 7, 2025.
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Sponsorship funding by Olive Hyde Art Guild
olivehydeartguild.org
Opening Reception
Friday, Jan. 31, 7-9pm
Curatorial Tour and Artist Talk
Friday, Feb. 7, 12pm
In-Person Exhibit
Thursday, Jan 23 – Saturday, Mar 15
Virtual Exhibit
Thursday, Jan. 16 – Saturday, Mar. 15
Olive Hyde Art Gallery
123 Washington Blvd., Fremont
Open Th-Su; 12-5pm during exhibitions
510.791.4357
