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A dialogue was organised by Lalit Kala Akademi between the National Award Winning artists and the public in an event called, “Art and Art of Storytelling.” As its name suggests, this event had a purpose to examine and inquire about those narratives that are often mixed with the work while doing it. These are the […]
Art and Art of Storytelling: Broader Look on Narratives at Lalit Kala Akademy Read More »
A new photography exhibition has recently been opened for visitors at Lokyata Art Gallery, organized by the Luna Arts. This exhibition includes a wide range of high-quality, newly conceptualized, and breathtaking pictures that provoke people to think about the works. Apart from the images of humans with the emotional element, a few landscapes are also
Unheard Voices of India Appreciated at Lokayata Art Gallery Read More »
A new exhibition called ”Which Sky do Birds Fly” co-curated by Saloni Jaiwal and Manan Shah opened recently at Latitude 28 and included works from Deena Pindoria, Dola Shikder, Ipshita Maitra, Meenakshi Nihalani, Poorvi Sultania, Priyanka D’Souza, Salman Baba, Satyanarayana Gavara, Subrat Kumar Behera, Utpal Prajapati, Walter D’ Souza. Throughout history, place-making has been a
“Search for Belongingness in Which Sky do Birds Fly” Read More »
A recently launched exhibition sets out to probe the subconscious and foster the perpetual existence of the inner child. Prayag Shukla is a master at crafting one-of-a-kind abstract paintings. Initially, his work exhibits a vibrant and cheerful appearance, yet upon further examination, it unveils intricate layers of complexity. Other colours do not detract from the
Abstraction from the Eye of Prayag Shukla Read More »
A highly distinctive event has just concluded. A new type of hotel exhibition called Artix started on August 25th at Taj Palace in Delhi. It lasted until August 27th and received mostly positive feedback. Artix created a sensation in the city with its breathtaking artworks and the magnificent venue that hosted it, igniting vibrant discussions among
Re-defining Exhibitions at Artix: India’s First Hotel Art Fair Read More »
Because of the rigid curriculum structures most of the art educators feel caged to teach through a new methodology that serves as the individual learning of children. Most educators have their pedagogy of teaching visual art to the students, but sometimes they are unable to because of the wobbly academic style. The purpose of this
Art Educators Community Engagement at KNMA. Read More »
Amedeo Modigliani, or “Dedo,” was the youngest of four kids. His parents, Flaminio and Eugenia, were Jewish. A large Jewish community resided in Livorno, Italy, where he was born. Right before he was born, the Modigliani family’s businesses struggled a lot, so they had to declare they could not pay their debts officially. In the
Amedeo Modigliani: Maestro of Nudity and Expressionism Read More »
Welcome to Samvaad, where art meets conversation, and inspiration knows no bounds. Here we engage in insightful conversations with eminent personalities from the art fraternity. Through Samvaad, Abir Pothi aims to create a platform for thought-provoking discussions, providing readers with an exclusive glimpse into the creative processes, inspirations, and experiences of these creative individuals. From
Samvaad: Conversations with Umang Hutheesing (Part I of VI) Read More »
Art Incept has organized a new exhibition in New Delhi named “Where do I Belong” which is set to run this week. The venue for the event is set to be the Sridhar Gallery, Triveni Kala Sangam. Savitha was born in 1995 in Tamil Nadu and studied painting at MSU Baroda. The concept of space, which contains
Savitha Ravi’s Quest for Perfect Home Read More »
Ever since individuals began cohabitating, political tensions have persistently plagued societies. One event that profoundly impacted humanity and affected the entire world was the world war, considered one of the worst events in history. The Nazis, a faction of fascists, disregarded fundamental human ethics and resulted in extensive devastation across various regions. Art was not
Woman in Gold is Bold, Brave and Brilliant Read More »