Education
· Sculpture Diploma – Sheth C.N. Fine Arts (1990)

· Post Diploma – M.S. University, Baroda (1991)

Awards
· 1st Prize – Lalitkala Academy Award (Sculpture Category)

Personal Achievements
· Bronze Bust Statue of Health Minister of Gujarat - Mr. Babubhai Vasanwala

· Full-body Bronze Statues of Mahatma Gandhi & Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel at Hindu Anath Ashram, Nadiad, Gujarat

· Abstract Sculpture “Aquatic Dance” installed at Parimal Garden, Ahmedabad

· Honored by JITO Ahmedabad

· Judge at Gujarat University Youth Festival for 5+ years

Solo Shows
· Lalitkala Academy, Ahmedabad – 1990 & 2024

· Contemporary Art Gallery, Ahmedabad – 1998 & 2010

Jeevantara Resort, Udaipur – 2024
Also participated in numerous group exhibitions (Paintings & Sculptures, 1990–2025)

About Amita Monal Fadia
Amita Monal Fadia is an acclaimed sculptor and painter whose creative journey spans over three decades. A graduate of Sheth C.N. Fine Arts (1990) with a Post-Diploma from M.S. University, Baroda (1991), her art blends timeless craftsmanship with contemporary expression.

Her mastery in sculpture has earned her prestigious recognition, including the Lalitkala Academy Award (1st Prize in Sculpture). Her celebrated works include the bronze bust of Health Minister of Gujarat - Mr. Babubhai Vasanwala, monumental bronze statues of Mahatma Gandhi and Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel in Nadiad, and the iconic public installation “Aquatic Dance” at Parimal Garden, Ahmedabad.

Alongside her sculptures, Amita has built an equally strong reputation as a painter. Her solo exhibitions at Lalitkala Academy, Contemporary Art Gallery, and Jeevantara Resort have received wide acclaim. She has also contributed to numerous group shows from 1990 through 2025.

Beyond her practice, Amita has been honored by JITO Ahmedabad and served as a judge at Gujarat University’s Youth Festival for over five years, inspiring the next generation of artists.

With each creation, Amita Monal Fadia continues to explore the delicate balance between tradition and innovation, leaving a lasting mark in the world of Indian contemporary art.