Artisanal Values and Principles in Jenny Majmudar’s Bēsō

Jenny Majmudar

After graduating from Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) in Georgia and working at Hirsch Bedner Associates in Los Angeles, Jenny Majmudar made the pivotal decision to return to her roots in India. Her journey mirrors the homecoming narrative of the film “Swades,” as she reconnected with her heritage to forge a new creative […]

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Ipsita X Sangeeth, A Symphony of Architecture and Human Centric Design

At the intersection of architecture and electronics emerges a design partnership that defies conventional boundaries. Ipsita Rajak and Sangeeth K, the creative minds behind “Ipsita X Sangeeth,” blend their distinct backgrounds into a unified vision that’s reshaping our understanding of design.  Both New Media Design postgraduates from NID Gandhinagar, they approach creativity from complementary angles.

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Spring, Daffodils and The World in David Hockney 25

“David Hockney 25,” celebrates a quarter-century of his most innovative work as he continues to redefine contemporary art with his landmark exhibition. At just 87 years old, Hockney still demonstrates his undiminished creative spirit and continues his exploration of new artistic territories. This comprehensive exhibition compiles and showcases Hockney’s diverse approaches to making art over

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KEPH Studio’s Philosophy of Slow Living & Slow Design

In the crowded landscape of contemporary design, KEPH stands as a defiant voice against homogeneity. Founded by NIFT Bhopal alumni Keyuri Bhargava and Resheph Christian, this experiential design studio emerged as a result of creative partnership forged in academic halls which was realized through bold material exploration. The duo, who both graduated in 2015, followed

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Sudarsan Pattnaik: The First Indian Recipient of the Fred Darrington Sand Art Award

Sudarsan Pattnaik Wins The Fred Darrington Sand Art Award Indian sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik is now the only proud recipient of the esteemed Fred Darrington Sand Master Award. It was also his first participation in the contest, which ran from April 5 to 9, 2025. The award honours the contributions of exceptional sand artists. A

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Overshadowed by Pollock, Lee Krasner finally takes the stage

“I like a canvas to breathe and be alive. Be alive is the point.”- Lee Krasner Lee Krasner, a dynamic Abstract Expressionist artist, for years, remained overshadowed by the works of her husband Jackson Pollock. Over the span of 50 years, her works suggest perpetual, restless reinvention, encompassing portraits, Cubist drawings, collages, assemblages, and large-scale

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