Purnendu Mandal





Born in 1980 at Malda, West Bengal. He has achieved B. V. A. from Govt. College of Art & Craft, Kolkata in 2003. After passing out from the Art College he organized five solo shows and twelve group shows all over India. His shows were exceptional, splendid & a feast to watch for the ones who sought to be painter and even common man who only perceive the riot of colour. His works got recognition in National & International level both. He has also been honoured by many awards. At present, he is working as an Art Teacher at Chattisgarh. Mainly, he has been doing the art work with Oil painting, Acrylic painting and Water colour.

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