Subhakar Tadi

Subhakar Tadi (b. 1980) is a renowned printmaker and visual artist based in Vadodara, India. He holds a B.F.A. in Printmaking from Andhra University (2002) and an M.F.A. from the Faculty of Fine Arts, M.S. University, Baroda (2004). Subhakar has received various accolades, including a National Scholarship from the Ministry of Culture, New Delhi (2004), and multiple awards such as the Transpek-Silox Industry Award (2010) and the 77th AIFACS National Award (2005).

Subhakar’s work has been featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions, including prominent shows at the India Art Fair (New Delhi, 2017), "Ships in the Night" (2020), and “Sonder” during the Kochi-Muziris Biennale (2022). His group exhibitions have been held at notable venues such as the Taj Art Gallery, Mumbai, and the Cymroza Gallery, Mumbai. Subhakar’s work is also included in prestigious collections like TASVEER Arts, Harmony Art Foundation, and the Alembic Group.

His involvement in workshops and artist residencies is extensive, with highlights including his participation in the 7th Artist Residency at Harmony Art Foundation (2016) and his international symposium, “HANRYU! Now Is an ART” (2018) in South Korea. Subhakar’s work reflects deep exploration of identity, culture, and human experience through printmaking and mixed media techniques.

He lives and works in Vadodara.