Tuhin Kundu

I’m Tuhin Kundu, and I’ve been immersed in the world of visual arts for the past 15 years. Art has always been more than a subject to me—it’s a form of expression and a way of life. Through my journey as an educator, I’ve had the privilege of guiding young minds to discover their creativity and understand the power of visual storytelling.

My academic foundation in this field is backed by an MSA in Fine Arts, which has helped me develop both the technical skills and the conceptual depth required to teach visual arts meaningfully. This formal training allows me to approach my classes with structure while leaving ample space for creative freedom.

Here are some of our achievement:
Indus International School (IB, IGCSE) Bangalore (July 2016 to present)
IBDP Visual Arts Teacher.
Teaching studio art, drawing, painting, sculpture, history of art and digital painting.
Instructs pupils in art, such as painting, sketching, designing, and sculpturing.
Specialize in teaching one or more areas of art, such as illustration, art history, or commercial art.

Gems Akademia International School (CIE, ICSE) Kolkata (April 2013 to February 2016)
Combined HOD of Visual Arts, Dance and Music.
Art & Design Teacher of IGCSE, AS & A Level and ICSE.

SelaQui International School (IB, ICSE, ISC) Dehradun (October 2010 to March 2013)
HOD of Visual Arts
Taught IBDP Visual Arts, ICSE and ISC Art.

SKILL SET
Have a good skill in drawing, painting, clay modeling, fibre glass mould-casting, plaster mould-casting, wood curving, stone curving, terracotta, metal casting, graphics, ceramic mural, and still photography.

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITION
‘Grab’ - Gallery Kolkata in January of 2011. ( Sponsored Show )
‘Unbounded’ - Gallery Kolkata in December of 2010. ( Sponsored Show ) Gaganendra Pradarshanshala in 2008.
Metropolitan Art Gallery in 2008.

WORKSHOP PARTICIPATION
‘SAMHITA’ workshop of painting, sculpture, mosaic painting, and Photography in COLLEGE OF ART (GOVERNMENT OF NCT OF DELHI), in the year of 2009.
Graphics-Printmaking workshop in RABINDRA BHARATI UNIVERSITY in the year of 2009. And many more.

I began my teaching career in 2011 at Indus International School in Bangalore. Over the years, I’ve gained valuable experience by working in diverse learning environments. My next milestone was teaching at Good Shepherd International School in Ooty, and currently, I’m part of the faculty at Heritage International School.

My approach to teaching is rooted in demonstration. I believe students learn best when they see concepts in action. Whether it’s brush techniques, color theory, or perspective drawing, I show them how it’s done and encourage them to try it themselves. This method not only makes classes engaging but also helps students retain knowledge more effectively.

Visual learning plays a central role in how I conduct sessions. I prefer showing over telling—because when students see how something works, it becomes real and memorable. I design my lessons to be interactive and student-centric, ensuring that every learner feels involved and inspired.

Every class I conduct is guided by a well-thought-out lesson plan. While I keep things flexible to adapt to students' pace and interests, I make sure there is clarity in what we’re covering and why. Structure, I believe, is essential to helping students progress with confidence.

Currently, I offer offline classes where students can experience hands-on training and personal guidance. My goal is to build an environment where creativity thrives, questions are welcome, and each student finds their unique artistic voice. Teaching visual arts is not just my profession—it’s my passion.