The vibrant and colorful festival of Ganesh Chathurthi is diluted this year by the many norms we have to follow. However, if the Vighna Vinayak has taught us anything, it is that in every obstacle lies an opportunity to find joy, happiness and togetherness with the community. South Asian Art Gallery brings to you ten different Ganesha artworks by Indian Artists. Explore Ganesha Artworks Curator's Picks Ganesh  Limited Edition Print A timeless piece by the maestro himself, this vibrant painting by M.F. Husain celebrates the artist and the scholar in Lord Ganesha. See works by M.F. Husain   Ganesha  Limited Edition Print G. Subramanian beautifully brings out this Ganesha with a collage of clippings from National Geographic magazines. It portrays his philosophy of everything being one with nature. See works by G. Subramanian Ganesha  Original Fiercely wild and indomitable, Lord Ganesha sits regally on this pen and ink on paper composition. Mark Rathinaraj lets the black and brown flow freely to create a piece that is complex like Ganesha’s elephantine nature and just as awe-inspiring too. See works by S. Mark Rathinaraj   Ganesha 23 Original Rustic and uninhibited, this watercolor of Ganesha was two years in making. The artwork created by N.S. Manohar comprises of only two colors, yet captures perfectly the unbridled spirit of Lord Ganesha. See works by N.S. Manohar   Ganesh Limited Edition Print Lord Ganesha's playful nature is juxtaposed with his robust form in this serigraph painted by Thota Vaikuntam. Vibrant with rich colors, found in the everyday Indian context, and composed of bold strokes, this striking painting is full of depth and festive warmth. See works by Thota Vaikuntam

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