Renowned Artist George Martin Conducts Master Class at AAFT School of Fine Arts, Marwah Studios
- March 8, 2025
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Noida Film City, India – The AAFT School of Fine Arts at Marwah Studios hosted an exclusive Master Class by George Martin, an internationally recognized Painter and Dean of AAFT School of Fine Arts. Martin, who was the first recipient of Art India Magazine’s Promising Artist Award (2005), shared his artistic journey, creative philosophy, and expertise with students and art enthusiasts.
Born in Kerala in 1973, George Martin holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sculpture from the College of Fine Arts, Thiruvananthapuram (1998) and a Master’s degree from the Government College of Art and Craft, Kolkata (2001). Throughout the session, he provided students with valuable insights into contemporary art, sculpting techniques, and the evolving role of fine arts in modern society.
During his Master Class at AAFT School of Fine Arts, renowned painter George Martin emphasized the importance of personal expression and experimentation in contemporary art. He discussed the evolution of artistic styles, encouraging students to embrace their unique creative vision while understanding the significance of traditional techniques in modern paintings. Martin also shared insights on color theory, composition, and storytelling through visual art, inspiring students to push the boundaries of their imagination.
Akshay Marwah, a leading educationist and entrepreneur, praised the impact of such master classes in fostering artistic growth and reaffirmed AAFT’s commitment to providing world-class exposure to aspiring artists. Dr. Sandeep Marwah, Chancellor of AAFT University and Founder of Marwah Studios, lauded George Martin’s contributions to the art world and stressed the need for platforms that nurture young talent and artistic innovation. The Master Class served as an enriching experience, inspiring students to explore new artistic dimensions and strengthening AAFT’s legacy of promoting excellence in fine arts.
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