Ravi Paranjape

17/04/2026

03/04/2026

13/03/2026

Currently at TRPS....

12/03/2026

Explore the power and mystery of feminine energy through the portrayal of the 64 Yoginis, seen through the artistic lens of four artists.

Group Show at TRPS | March 13-15, 2026

08/03/2026

She has been the muse, the inspiration, the silent presence behind countless works of art. Today, on the occasion of International Women’s Day, we salute Mrs. Smita Paranjape—for her vision and creativity in building the Ravi Paranjape Studio.

01/03/2026

Visual Melody— March 1, 2026
https://www.raviparanjape.org/visual-melody

In this issue of Visual Melody, we have included sketchbook pages of three legendary artists with very different styles – Shri Ravi Paranjape, Shri Shivaji Tupe, and Shri Anant Kulkarni. We hope these sketches will inspire students, artists, and art lovers.

ARTIST IN SPOTLIGHT—Kalyani Bhogle.

27/02/2026

Currently at TRPS...

22/02/2026

An exhibition and workshop on an interesting topic of abstract art!
Abstract art has its own place in the world of art and it often draws attention due to its enigmatic aura. Visit TRPS to immerse yourself in the abstract world of Sharad Tarde and Suchita Tarde.

23/01/2026

Bonjour! Scripts become stories. Cultures begin a conversation.
'Scripted Dialogues'' – A Calligraphic Conversation explores the relationship between Indian regional scripts and French cultural influences through contemporary calligraphy.

🗓 Inauguration: Jan 24 | 4 PM
✍🏽 Followed by a calligraphy demo and workshop with Ar. Sanjeev Joshi | 5 PM
📍 The Ravi Paranjape Studio, Pune
🕰 On view: Jan 24–27 | 11 AM–7 PM (includes Jan 26, Republic Day)

12/01/2026

Greetings! Wishing everyone a peaceful and productive year ahead.

TRPS is pleased to begin the year with a tribute to feminine energy through the paintings of Pune-based artist Kalyani Bhogle.

“Yogini: The Energy Within” is a body of work that has emerged from Kalyani’s 64-day immersive meditative practice, Omkar sadhana, and deep inner inquiry.

The collection reflects the inherent strength of the sixty-four Yoginis.

Do not miss this opportunity to experience and imbibe this transformative energy through the spiritually resonant paintings of Kalyani Bhogle .