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The Sixth Edition Annual Conference at KCC Kolkata Centre for Creativity is holding the sixth edition of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam (VK VI), an annual conference hosted by KCC, with this year’s theme “Intersections & Confluences: Art, Architecture, Design, Craft, Music, Textile, Ecology & Community. The two-day programme is held on the 24th and 25th of January […]
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Christopher Benninger Award for Academic Excellence The CEPT University Convocation 2025 marked the inaugural presentation of the Christopher Benninger Award for Academic Excellence in Planning, awarded to Dalal Niket Dharmeshkumar. This award was established by Mr Ramprasad Akkisetti to honour the legacy of the late Prof. Benninger, recognizing his profound impact on urban planning and
Lama Tyagi’s Debut Solo at Lalit Kala Akademi “Hello, I am Lama Tyagi. And I have a dream!” Lama mocks himself as a young painter. Otherwise, he just comes near you and his calm voice says slowly, hesitantly, “Hi, I am Lama Tyagi. You can ask me anything about the paintings if you want to.”
‘DOTS|DASHES’: Lama Tyagi Makes an Indelible Debut in Acrylic Read More »
Amit Ambalal At Gallery Espace Gallery Espace as part of its 35th anniversary is presenting a solo exhibition of recent works by Amit Ambalal. Titled, ‘In The Garden of Sumeru,’ it takes us into his playful yet colourfully layered world populated by animals, birds, and elements of nature. The exhibition will begin on 23 January
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Exploring Warli Art Warli art is a kind, of traditional Indian tribal art that has enthralled people for many years. In this article we are exploring simple Warli art designs, drawing methods, and imaginative concepts that are appropriate for both children and adults. The extensive collection of Warli art has breathtaking masterpieces, both simple and
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Emerging Art Trends As 2025 approaches, the art world looks forward to a year of innovation, introspection, and transformation. It is an exciting time to be an art lover with new mediums, ideas, and socio-political narratives building awareness for artists, collectors, curators, and audiences everywhere. This article covers the prominent art market trends for 2025, featuring new practices,
Jayasri Burman Presents at Art Alive Gallery Jayasri Burman’s solo The Whisper of Water, The Song of Stars at Art Alive Gallery brings a rich body of recent work that celebrates the female energy in colour and black and white. The show will be on view till 25th February 2025. Jayasri Burman’s Artwork At The
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AFTERLIFE at Options Options, Ahmedabad is hosting AFTERLIFE, which includes pieces by WEICO and curator Sahir Patel who debuted his furniture line, Van. The exhibition will run from 17th January to 24th January 2025. The design is a product of an 8-month-long art residency for artists WEICO, Peter Veiko and Ksenia Evsina – supported by
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What is Color? In art, color is more than just a visual component; it’s a potent language expressing meaning, mood, and emotion. Artists have used color combinations to convey concepts and emotions to produce visual harmony throughout history. Hue, value, and saturation are the three main characteristics of color in painting, all of them found
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Who Are the Trending Young Artists of India? Recent creative practice within India, however, is seeing a slew of young artists, educated under a slew of institutions, often outside of the theatre, coming to works which exist outside of these constraints. These artists are carving a niche for themselves, both in India and across the globe, with
Spotlighting 8 Emerging Indian Artists Who are Making a Mark Read More »