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Plurality of Bengal’s Contemporary Art in Emami Art’s ‘Ekkhan’

Exhibitions /

Ekkhan Explores History in a Global Discourse Emami Art brings a new group exhibition, ‘Ekkhan: Situating the Present.’ This exhibition brings together the recent works of ten renowned artists from Bengal, exploring the intersection of place, culture, and imagination in contemporary art. The exhibition which began on 7th September will be on view till 26th […]

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Shubhra Chaturvedi’s ‘Khud Se Roohbarooh’ Is Deeply Personal; Deeply Introspective

Exhibitions /

Shubhra Chaturvedi’s Solo Exhibition at Bikaner House Bikaner House opens its doors for Shubhra Chaturvedi’s solo show, ‘Khud Se RoohbaRooh: Soul to Soul with Self.’ These sensitive works in paper pulp, canvas and paper, including two dramatic installations offer a profound exploration of current times couched in the poetry of an aesthetic experience. The show

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Top 10 Global Gaming Studios Shaping the Future of Entertainment

Do You Know? /

The global gaming industry is driven by the powerhouses of the world, a select few studios who shape entertainment for years to come with incredible levels of innovation, creativity, and plain business-savvy. Working with the best of the best, these some of top gaming studios in the world that brought you your favourite games, have

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The Influence of Rajnish Osho on the Language of Art

#longread, Columns, Featured /

A spiritual leader who was a controversial and global name Rajnish Osho is still the main topic across both philosophical and artistic circles while they either loved him or hated it, there is no middle. Though he is most commonly associated with meditation, sexuality and radical spiritual ideologies, his influence on art—the language and modality

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What Hidden Realities Does Satish Moladiya Reveal Through His Surreal Art?

Artists of the Week /

The art pieces of Satish Moladiya are a visual expression to examine the multiple layers of human spirit, emotions and experiences. A mixture of surrealist elements and symbolic narratives, his works are both accessible on the surface, yet invoke deeper contemplation as viewers navigate their visual journeys. Moladiya paints portraits that show the complex nature

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Brendan O’Connell: The Contemporary Artist Born Today Who Transformed Everyday Scenes into Iconic Art

On This Day /

How One Artist Is Making Every Day Life Into Art — Brendan O’Conell Modern day life, specifically the insides of supermarkets is what distinguishes contemporary American artist Brendan O’Connell. Called by some the “Walmart Artist” – O’Connell turns banal experiences into vibrantly colored, larger-than-life pieces that depict the whimsical energy of modern consumerism. In this

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11 Oldest Temples in the World for a Spiritual Safari

Architecture, Do You Know? /

Architecture has always fascinated the masses. Whether it is the deconstructivist architecture of Frank Gehry or simply the architecture of the biggest building in Mumbai, these marvels assuredly stupefied the audiences. But when does a building stop being mere brick-and-mortar and become a structure of national importance? It depends on how well the building amalgamates

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Govt College of Art and Craft, Kolkata Recognized as Grade I Heritage Structure with Blue Plaque

News /

The Govt College of Art and Craft, one of India’s oldest art institutions, has been designated a Grade I heritage structure, with a blue plaque installed by the Kolkata Municipal Corporation to mark its historical significance. This initiative is part of a broader campaign to raise public awareness about the history of important structures and

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Aaditi Joshi’s Low Relief Composition in Nature Morte’s Tensile Dimensions

Exhibitions /

Aaditi Joshi’s Recycled Art in Tensile Dimensions Nature Morte, presents Aaditi Joshi’s first solo showcase in New Delhi with ‘Tensile Dimensions.’ The exhibition will run from September 21st to October 26th from 10 AM to 6 PM. The preview is scheduled for September 20 from 7-9 PM. It highlights her ability to transform recycled plastics—specifically

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Can Art Suggest Where Violence in America Comes From?

#longread, Columns /

Introduction Violence is the lifeblood of American history, politics and culture. Violence is present in many shapes and guises throughout American society, from the colonial conquests and Civil War to mass shootings, police killings. Art is an interpretative representation and direct reflection of social practices, giving readers a unique toolbox to delve into the point

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