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Remembering Hanif Kureshi: Legacy of India’s Street Art Pioneer on His Death Anniversary

On This Day /

On This Day Hanif Kureshi, widely recognized for his transformative impact on India’s street art landscape, is remembered today on his first death anniversary. As the co-founder of St+art India Foundation, Kureshi used urban spaces as his canvas to democratize art in India, creating a vibrant movement that brought creativity to the country’s public spaces […]

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Rare Picasso Portrait of Dora Maar Unveiled After 80 Years, Set for October Auction in Paris

art market news, News /

A previously unseen painting by Pablo Picasso, titled “Bust of a Woman in a Flowery Hat,” depicting his muse and lover Dora Maar, has resurfaced after 80 years and will be auctioned in Paris this October. Painted on July 11, 1943, amid the Nazi occupation of Paris, the oil painting measures 80 by 60 centimeters

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Minimalism Rooted in Kerala: Architect Mohammed Irshad and Space one’s Contemporary Vision

D-Talks, D-Talks, Interview /

Mohammed Irshad, founder of Space one Architects, is a Kerala-based architect whose practice stands out for its signature blend of minimal contemporary design and deep engagement with India’s cultural and climatic context. Drawing inspiration from architectural greats like Tadao Ando, Álvaro Siza, and Bijoy Jain, Irshad crafts spaces that are calm, grounded, and profoundly connected

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Roots to Rivers: Ramani Mylavarapu’s Exhibition of Memory, Activism, and Ecological Art

Exhibitions /

Hyderabad-based artist Ramani Mylavarapu’s solo exhibition, “Roots to Rivers,” opened on 19 September 2025 at Kalamkaar, Bikaner House, New Delhi, and runs through 23 September. The showcase spans eight years of her socially engaged and feminist photo-performance works, highlighting projects such as Voices of Waves with the Uppada fishing community, Invisible Roots with the Araku

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Richa Arya Stitches Memory and Metal at Jodhpur Arts Week

Festival /

Delhi, September 2025: This October, Jodhpur Arts Week will transform the city into a lively stage for contemporary artistic expression from Wednesday, October 1st, until Tuesday, October 7th, 2025. Featured this year is Richa Arya, represented by gallery Exhibit 320, an artist whosework examines women’s lives, social structures, and the legacies of migration. Her installation,

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The 5 Most Notorious Art Heists in History: Stolen Masterpieces and Unsolved Mysteries

art market, Do You Know? /

Art thefts have fascinated the world for decades, combining intrigue, crime, and the priceless value of great masterpieces. While many stolen artworks are recovered, some remain missing, leaving a trail of mystery. Here are five of the most notorious art heists that continue to captivate art lovers and investigators alike. 1. The Isabella Stewart Gardner

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5 Indian Folk Art Painting Traditions You Should Know

Do You Know? /

India’s rich cultural tapestry is beautifully showcased through its diverse folk art painting traditions. Originating from rural and tribal communities, these paintings narrate stories, celebrate festivals, and depict mythology with unique styles and vibrant colors. Here are five celebrated folk art painting traditions that represent India’s artistic heritage: Madhubani Painting Originating from the Mithila region

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The Rise of Ethical Design: Transparency, Fairness, and Circular Economy

Design /

Ethical design is becoming a key focus across industries as consumers and businesses increasingly demand responsible, fair, and sustainable products and services. At its core, ethical design means creating with values such as transparency, fairness, and sustainability in mind, aiming to positively benefit individuals, society, and the environment. What is Ethical Design? Ethical design refers

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Jenjum Gadi Brings Personal Narratives to Life at Jodhpur Arts Week

Festival /

Delhi, September 2025: Jenjum Gadi, a distinctive artist whose sculptural practices explore themes of memory, identity, resilience, and belonging, will bring his captivating sculptural practice to Jodhpur Arts Week 2025. The art week runs from Wednesday, October 1st, until Tuesday, October 7th, showcasing artistic voices from across India. Gadi will be showcasing his installation Harvest

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In-Between Dreams: A Solo Exhibition by Pema ‘Tintin’ Tshering

Exhibitions /

Threshold Art Gallery is proud to present In-Between Dreams, a moving solo exhibition by celebrated Bhutanese artist Pema ‘Tintin’ Tshering. Known for his introspective approach and evocative symbolism, Tintin brings together a bold new body of work exploring the delicate terrain between life and death—where dissolution meets awakening, and perception becomes prayer. The exhibition is on

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