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For centuries, the detailed and colorful embroidery of the Kachhi Rabari community has been a key cultural practice in Kutch, Gujarat. Today, this traditional art form is well-known worldwide. It is deeply connected to the life, identity, and history of the nomadic Rabari people. The Rabaris mainly raise camels and are nomadic herders of sheep, […]
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The Japanese approach to sexuality has historically differed greatly from that of Europe, where sexual expression was often framed within religious or heroic narratives. In contrast, Japanese art embraced a more open, humorous, and consensual depiction of sexuality, particularly through the genre of shunga, which literally means “spring pictures.” These erotic artworks, popular during the
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India’s art scene is experiencing a renaissance, and it’s happening in real time. Across the country, world-class museums are opening their doors, each offering a unique gateway into the incredible diversity of Indian creativity. These aren’t stuffy, intimidating spaces, they’re vibrant cultural hubs designed to inspire, educate, and connect us to our heritage and to
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Walk through Delhi, Mumbai, or Bengaluru today, and you might notice something unsettling: park benches divided by awkward armrests, concrete slopes under highway overpasses, fenced sidewalks, spiked pavements, and strategically placed boulders beneath bridges. Look closer at street dividers, and you’ll find metal studs where people once sat to rest. These aren’t design accidents or
When Cities Wage War on the Poor: India’s Growing Problem with Hostile Architecture Read More »
Indira Gandhi: A Stateswoman Shaped by Art and CultureCelebrating Her Legacy on Her Birth Anniversary Indira Gandhi was not only one of India’s most influential political leaders—she was also a woman deeply rooted in the world of art, culture, and aesthetics. Born into a family that upheld intellectual and cultural values, she grew up amid
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The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) has positioned design as a cornerstone of India’s competitive advantage in an increasingly complex global marketplace. For more than 125 years, CII has shaped India’s development trajectory, and today, through its National Committee on Design, it champions design as a transformative tool for economic growth, social development, and environmental
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Introduction Few media in the field of artistic expression are as adaptable and steeped in history as ceramics. Ceramic artists have consistently pushed the bounds of inventiveness, turning clay into stunning pieces of art, from ancient civilisations to contemporary ateliers. In this piece, we explore the interesting area of ceramic artists, highlighting their distinct styles
Exploring the Masterful Craftsmanship: A Journey through the World of Ceramic Artists Read More »
What Is Biophilic Design? The biophilic design concept aims to incorporate organic and naturally inspired components into the built environment, drawing inspiration from the deep connection between humans and nature. Frank Lloyd Wright’s emphasis on studying and being near nature gave rise to the ideology of biophilic design, which has now grown into a movement
Biophilic Design: The Holistic Collaboration of Interior Design and Architecture Read More »
India Art Fair has announced its 17th edition will take place from February 5-8, 2026, at the NSIC Exhibition Grounds in New Delhi, featuring a record 123 exhibitors. The fair, presented in partnership with BMW India, will bring together 87 galleries, 24 art institutions, 12 design studios, and 2 design galleries. Preview days are scheduled
India Art Fair 2026 to Feature Record 123 Exhibitors in February Read More »
Threshold Art Gallery presents “Shadows of Breath,” a solo exhibition by Bangalore-based artist Ravi Kashi, running from October 31 to November 30, 2025. The exhibition examines paper as a metaphor for the human body through the artist’s specialized technique of pulp painting. Kashi’s work treats paper not as a traditional surface but as a sculptural
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