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Parman Designs’ give us insights into their philosophy of work, from nature to local, we cover it in Abir Pothi’s latest D-talk interview In conversation with the visionary minds at Parman Designs, D-Talks uncovers a practice that honours India’s artisanal heritage while reimagining it for a contemporary world. From terrazzo bathtubs to sculptural benches, every […]
Designing with Purpose: Parman Designs’ Vision for Future Read More »
Tate’s Turner Prize 2025 Nominees The Turner Prize 2025 shortlist has just been announced, and the lineup is nothing short of extraordinary. Four exceptional artists—Mohammed Sami, Rene Matić, Nnena Kalu, and Zadie Xa—have been nominated for the prestigious award. Their work spans a variety of media, from painting and sculpture to photography and immersive installations,
Meet the 2025 Turner Prize Nominees: Contemporary Art’s Boldest Voices Read More »
The Raza Foundation Invites Young Art Historians and Writers to Colloquium on Modern Indian Art In an exciting initiative to bridge generations through critical engagement with art, the Raza Foundation has announced a two-day colloquium, also called a seminar, dedicated to the lives and legacies of seven towering figures of modern Indian art. The event
‘CALL FOR INTEREST’ by The Raza Foundation for Art Writers Read More »
Ye in Controversy! Controversy is no stranger to Kanye West, now legally known as Ye. But his latest album cover for Cuck has reignited debates around artistic freedom, ethics, and unauthorised use of sensitive imagery. The centrepiece of the controversy? A powerful and provocative photograph taken by renowned Magnum photojournalist Peter van Agtmael was used
Kanye West’s Unauthorised Use of KKK Wedding Image Sparks Backlash Read More »
A New Chapter for the World’s Leading Contemporary Art Fair In a major shake-up of the global art world, Frieze, the powerhouse behind some of the world’s most prestigious art fairs and its namesake magazine, has been sold to a new events and experiences company founded by Ari Emanuel, the Hollywood mogul and former CEO
Frieze Sold to Ari Emanuel in $200 Million Deal Ahead of New York Art Week Read More »
A Breakthrough in Understanding Australia’s Ancient Artistic Legacy Amid the ochre-stained cliffs and remote cave systems of northeastern Australia’s Kimberley region, archaeologists have made a discovery reshaping our understanding of Aboriginal art history. A previously unclassified style of rock art, now termed Linear Naturalistic Figures (LNF), has emerged as a distinct and culturally rich form
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
Arpita Singh at Serpentine Gallery: Honouring Feminist Art Pioneer Read More »
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
Ritika Aurora’s Debut Solo Exhibition Celebrates Women and Nature Read More »
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
King Charles III’s India-Inspired Art to Debut at Buckingham Palace Read More »
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
Curate your Space with Joe Thampi’s Cura Home Read More »