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A vertically oriented informational sign is displayed outdoors against a textured, light brown surface, possibly a wall or ground, with natural lighting indicating daytime. The sign, predominantly black, features both English and Hindi text, along with images and logos, providing details about an art installation and its artist. The main subject is information about an installation titled "The Force Within" by artist Bandana Jain, featured at the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival (KGAF). The text describes the installation as a "galloping horse" symbolizing resilience, passion, and community, crafted from recycled corrugated cardboard. It also highlights the role of individuals, especially women, in preserving and flourishing the festival. A photograph of the artist, Bandana Jain, is prominently displayed, showing her from the chest up, with long dark hair, wearing a dark top, and smiling at the camera. Key textual details include: - Artist Name: BANDANA JAIN - Artwork Title: "The Force Within" (English) / "अंतरशक्तिः" (Hindi) - Artist Bio: Describes Bandana Jain as a celebrated artist known for sculptures from recycled corrugated cardboard, focusing on sustainability, storytelling, resilience, cultural heritage, and environmental consciousness. - Contact Information: Website (www.bandanajain.com), Email (contact@bandanajain.com), Instagram (@bandanajain_). - Event Details: KGAF Kala Ghoda Arts Festival, 25 Jan - 02 Feb 2025. - Logos: The KGAF logo features a stylized black horse with "XXV" and small flags, the "Nubra" logo (Partnered By), and a "VISUAL ARTS" logo with an eye/palette icon. The sign serves as an explanatory exhibit panel for an artwork, offering context about its meaning, the artist's background, and the festival it is part of, likely located in Mumbai, India, given the festival's known location.
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