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ArtCore's Mission |
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Artcore is a UK based not for profit group. The objective of Artcore is to promote and develop visual arts like painting, sculpture, arts & crafts and run high-quality art events for the benefit of artists and communities in Derby and Derbyshire and beyond. Our goal is to focus on trends, styles, languages and mediums of art from different cultures. We aim to do workshops and public art commissions in local hospitals, schools and community groups with various local, national and international artists affiliated with Artcore. We want to liaise with students, up and coming artists and other organisations with similar objectives and work togather. |
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By doing the above we plan to make connections with the local artists and communities thereby offering them a platform to create and appreciate art. |
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We hope to make use of our extensive experience in the world of art and our Indian heritage to establish an Exchange Programme between the artists of India and the United Kingdom. |
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History of ArtCore |
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Artcore was established in December 1995. It started as a dynamic group of young professional individual artists, who were continuously in a process of producing, creating and showcasing art. Artcore was one of the first Contemporary Art galleries in Vadodara (Baroda) in India showcasing art created in Baroda. Baroda has been home to many established leading Artists in India. One of the most reputable universities of fine arts (Maharaja SayajiRao University) is located in Baroda. Artcore’s main objective was to promote and support the up and coming local artists, students and already established artists. It was a gallery for the students and by the students. |
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Gradually with support of the local community Artcore was able to establish it's presence and we started undertaking community projects and public art projects. The gallery was also a platform to market other activities of Artcore. We did many public art projects, community projects, etc. in different parts of India. We also housed an Artcore craft shop which displayed and sold crafts designed by various local artists. |
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Strong support from the community and our relationships with artists and clients have been the success behind Artcore. The combination of established Artists and upcoming artists and exhibitions of such combinations was one of the leads to the success of Artcore. Our events always have something unique and interesting which attract buyers and collectors to our gallery. The upcoming artists bring new ideas and innovation in terms of work and the established artists bring the quality and saleability. We believe strongly in interaction with the community. We have conducted multiple successful projects and workshops with various communities globally. |
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Artcore has grown and flown over the last few years from India to England and travelled many places in between. Although small in size, Artcore has grown over a period of time. It is well-known amongst all groups of artists in India, England and Internationally. |
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