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Bringing artists of diverse mediums to Kolkata, Emami Art offers arrays of expression in its latest show Emami Art, Kolkata’s leading contemporary art gallery and cultural space, presents Re-Figuring, a group exhibition opening on 25th April 2025 at its vibrant home within the Kolkata Centre for Creativity’s Green Building. Known for its dynamic exhibitions, support […]
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Great Banyan Art is set to present a remarkable exhibition, Paper Alchemy: Tracing Memories Through Time, which will be held at Bikaner House, New Delhi, from April 26 to 30, 2025. For the first time ever, the gallery will showcase its exclusive collection of over 100 rare works on paper, spanning from the 18th century
Paper Alchemy by Great Banyan Art Opens at Bikaner House Soon! Read More »
Spanning 55 years of form, fabric, and folklore, the exhibition offers a rare insight into the polymathic mind of one of Sri Lanka’s most influential contemporary artists. From April 25 to May 15, 2025, PRSFG will host Rekha, a major retrospective dedicated to the multifaceted oeuvre of Sri Lankan artist and designer Tilak Samarawickrema. Held
Tilak Samarawickrema Traces the Line in ‘Rekha’ at PRSFG Read More »
Thakare Naik’s artistic journey is inspiring from being unable to afford crutches to achieving recognition from the state, he still lives a simple life and expresses himself through his art Visual artist Thakare Naik, from the Lambada tribe in Andhra Pradesh, has been working as a freelance artist for over 15 years. Living with a
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The First International Exhibition in Arpita Singh’s Journey to Global Acclaim is a historical Milestone in Indian Art. The Serpentine North Gallery in London is running a Solo retrospective exhibition titled Remembering, showcasing the powerful and evocative works of Arpita Singh, a renowned Indian Contemporary Artist.This collection highlights Singh’s remarkable career and her journey into
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Through evocative pieces Ritika Aurora brings themes of femininity and nature’s transformative power to Bikaner House, New Delhi Ritika Aurora, an accomplished artist and mentor at the Milan Art Institute USA, presents her debut solo exhibition ‘A Force of Nature’. Curated by Georgina Maddox, this evocative showcase at Kalamkaar Gallery blends figurative and semi-abstract styles
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King Charles III’s Travel Art From Jodhpur’s Lake Palace Will Be Showcased in the UK Bal Samand Lake Palace in Jodhpur is planning a special exhibition at Buckingham Palace. It will honour King Charles III’s international travels and will open in July. Entitled ‘The King’s Tour Artists,’ the exhibition will feature over 70 items from
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It is not often that you come across a person who gets into designing if he does not find a product of his choice. But 30-year-old Joe Thampi from Kerala ventured into furniture retailing after an unsuccessful attempt to get furniture of his choice for his home. In less than three years, Cura Home has
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A true powerhouse of talent, Architect Akshita Hans, has made a name for herself in the design world with her company, ‘Story of Spaces,’ located in Delhi. Her path to this success is truly interesting, as she initially spent seven years in Mumbai designing sets for Bollywood movies, which she credits for her entrepreneurial leap.
Behind the Creative Mind of ‘Stree’, Akshita Hans and Story of Spaces Read More »
Anita Dube Breaks Silence: Artist Responds to Copyright Allegations In the ongoing controversy surrounding the use of poet Aamir Aziz’s protest poem Sab Yaad Rakha Jayega in her latest art exhibition, acclaimed visual artist Anita Dube has finally issued a personal statement, offering her side of the story and calling for reflection over retribution. In
Anita Dube Finally Speaks Out. But Is It Too Little, Too Late? Read More »