Bhavna Kakkar Presents Ulatbansi A solo show by Yogesh Ramkrishna LATITUDE 28 is thrilled to announce the opening of ‘Ulatbansi’, a solo exhibition by Yogesh Ramkrishna. The show will preview on Friday, 31st January 2025, at the gallery’s space in Lado Sarai, New Delhi, and will remain open until 15th March 2025. Visitors can explore […]
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Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2025 Kala Ghoda Arts Festival is the jewel of the historic Fort district in South Mumbai. Bustling with office workers, stock breakers of BSE, lawyers in their smart black cloaks making their way from their firms to the high court, art connoisseurs visiting exhibitions at Jehangir Art Gallery and or Jehangir
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The Prolific Sculptor Passes On, Leaving Behind A Legacy of Courage and Experimental Methods Born in 1948, Latika Katt was among the few women sculptors who gained international recognition for their work. Along with her bronze piece ‘Makarsankranti Nahan at Dashaswamedh Ghat’ which earned her the Beijing Art Biennale Award in 2010, Latika Katt is
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A Brief History of Face Painting As Indians when we think of face paintings, several images come to mind, from Kuchipudi dance form to Natyashastra-inspired dramatic facial makeovers. Face paintings are essentially, like any other form of art, a means of self-expression that is common amongst several cultures and traditions. In indigenous cultures, body paints
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Abir India Set to Stun at India Art Fair 2025 Abir India is debuting at the India Art Fair 2025, scheduled to take place from 6th to 9th February 2025. The organisation joins the crème de la crème of the global art population. Who is Abir India? Abir India is a repository of genuine talent,
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The Architect of Indian Constitution With India approaching its 76th Republic Day, it is as if only a short while ago that Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar wrote the Indian constitution to restructure the social system. As Dr. B.R. Ambedkar tried to shape society for welfare, his contributions remain worth revisiting to this date. The image of
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History to Present: Design of The Indian Flag The National Flag of India, in its present form, was adopted on July 22, 1947. In its evolution, lies the different phases of the fight for independence and in its unfurling lies the story of India’s freedom. The evolution of the Indian Flag is a fascinating journey
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Mithila Painting and Madhubani Art Once upon a time, there existed a kingdom by the name of Mithila, the King was known as Janak and his daughter was the great Sita who is the wife of Lord Ram in the mythological tale of Ramayana. Sita was also known as Vaidehi and Maithili, the town is
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An Ode to Textile Art and Nature Gallery Art Motif is thrilled to announce the solo exhibition “The Art of the Weaver” by renowned Japanese textile artist Chiaki Maki. As part of the India Art Fair Parallel exhibitions, this extraordinary showcase will open on 24th January 2025 and remain on view until 28th February 2025.
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How Did Charles Correa Architecture Help With Urban Planning India? After the 1947 Independence, a united India was riddled with the issue of rebuilding the nation. After the Britishers had been defeated, they left the country in ruins. There was no effective governing system or amenities, and most importantly nobody addressed the needs of the
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