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Ways to Begin an Easy Landscape Painting The word, Landscape originates from a Dutch word, landscape, which translates to a region or a tract of land. The scenic view of a landscape is a secular and easily accessible subject for beginners learning to paint. A landscape can be a picture depicting scenery on land. It […]
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Vayeda Brothers’ New Solo At Ojas Art Mayur and Tushar Vayeda, popularly known as the Vayeda Brothers are bringing their Warli creations to Ojas Art with their newest solo show, Sacred Lines. The show opens on January 19th and will be on view till March 23. Their current solo has nearly twenty works on display
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Lama Tyagi’s First Solo Show Lalit Kala Akademi opened its door to Lama Tyagi’s first solo exhibition titled Dash | Dot. Curated by Anoop Kamath, it opened on 15 January at Gallery 3. The show will continue till 21st January. Tyagi’s show features 40 paintings on canvas and paper, exploring themes of solitude and the
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The Art of India The Art of India at the Habitat Centre provides a showcase of comprehensive art from the Subcontinent throwing light on areas that require attention. The exhibition, which kicked off on 12 January will continue till 19 January 2025. You may view the artistic brilliance at the Visual Arts Gallery. The Fourth
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Terraform: A Solo Exhibition by M. Pravat Artist M. Pravat brings his latest creation to STIR Gallery, Delhi with his newest solo, Terraform. Presented by Vida Heydari Contemporary, this series of artworks is being presented for the first time in New Delhi. The exhibition will be on view from 19th to 25th January 2025. A
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Art Alive Gallery’s Newest Solo Art Alive Gallery is opening its doors to its newest solo exhibition, Jayasri Burman: The Whisper of Water, The Song of Stars. The show will be on view from 18th January to 25th February 2025. The show will be accompanied by the release of a new publication on Burman’s body
“In the sky, in the dark the parrots vanish into the distance. My daughter is left standing shining with green caressing the earth, comforting it.” Who is Ashok Vajpeyi Ashok Vajpeyi is a Hindi poet and critic with fifteen books of Hindi poetry and volumes of criticism on Visual Arts, Literature, and Indian Classical Music
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Ashok Vajpeyi in conversation with Piyush Daiya Editor’s Note Poet and cultural cognoscenti Ashok Vajpeyi turns 85 today and is documenting his memoirs with writer Piyush Daiya. As part of the memory project, we publish his detailed impressions of four women artists. This is the fourth of a four-part series. Read the first part (Nilima
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Advertising Now Advertising is boring. Mostly. Very few people look at an advertisement and go, “Wow, now that’s how I want to tell my truth!” If you said this in the society of the art cognoscenti, you are putting yourself up for some easy ridicule. At least, that is how it is with most of
Oliviero Toscani: The Maverick Who Gave Advertising a Conscience and Turned It Into Art Read More »
Among the many hats Ashok Vajpeyi wears besides being a poet, a columnist, critic and a cultural connoisseur, is running the foundation eminent artist Syed Haidar Raza left behind. Vajpeyi is credited as the moving force behind setting up of Bharat Bhavan in Bhopal, Mahatma Gandhi Hindi University in Wardha, Maharashtra and has also been
Swaminathan wanted to create a museum of The Western Man: Ashok Vajpeyi Read More »