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Threshold Gallery is showcasing ‘Immortal Tales, Fantastical Fables,’ a solo exhibition by Debjani Bhardwaj at Threshold Art Gallery, New Delhi, from March 18 To April 18. Drawing inspiration from the animal characters of the Panchatantra and the mythical human-animal hybrids found in Arabian folklore, this exhibition brings to life creatures that possess the power of […]
Holi is just around the corner, and when one considers the celebration, it is difficult to ignore the magnitude and splendour of the Mughal era. It was full of joy, friendship, and a sense of togetherness that transcended religious boundaries. Numerous art schools have produced miniature paintings that capture these facets of history. On the
Holi is the Exuberant Display of Colours, And Rightfully So! Read More »
Artist Damien Hirst finds himself at the centre of the controversy yet again as his formaldehyde shark, which was originally made in 2017, was backdated to the 1990s. The artwork in question is ‘The Unknown (Explored, Explained, Exploded), 1999.’ As could be reckoned by the suggestive title is the “alleged” completion date — 1999. A
Damien Hirst’s 1990s Shark, which Sold for $8m, Reportedly Dates Back to 2017 Read More »
The 60th Venice Biennale is an upcoming international contemporary art exhibition in 2024. Every two years, Venice, Italy hosts the Venice Biennale. Its main show, Foreigners Everywhere, will be curated by artistic director Adriano Pedrosa. With great anticipation, the art world looks forward to the dawn of 2024 and the charming city of Venice, Italy,
Indian Artists To Look Out For In Venice Biennale 2024 Read More »
Books are a window to dimensions uncharted by their readers. Whether it is art history or the Harry Potter series, we can always count on books to inform, educate, and entertain us. But after handling the books several times, they are bound to fall apart. In the realm of bookbinding, where craftsmanship meets practicality, the
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Joan Mitchell was a highly significant figure in Western art, particularly within the Abstract Expressionist movement. She was born in Chicago in 1925 and graduated with a BFA from the Art Institute of Chicago in 1947. She spent time with numerous other painters and poets while taking part in the thriving downtown New York art
An Evening with Joan Mitchell, Who Carries The Landscape Within Read More »
Rajasthan, the land of vibrant colours, rich culture, and majestic landscapes, is synonymous with artistry and creativity. Rajasthani art, a quintessential reflection of the state’s cultural heritage, encompasses a diverse range of styles and techniques passed down through generations. From intricate miniature paintings to bold and colourful folk art, the beauty and cultural significance of
Rajasthani Folk Arts Which Will Command Your Attention! Read More »
Bagh, a picturesque village in the heart of India, Madhya Pradesh, is renowned for its exquisite block printing technique to make Bagh prints. This remarkable craft takes its name from the meandering River Baghini, which gracefully flows through the village, symbolising the very essence of this art form. Bagh Prints of Madhya Pradesh is an
A Printing Tradition From Madhya Pradesh: Hear The Bagh Prints Roar! Read More »
Renowned for his portrayal of underrepresented groups, Ranjan Kaul will have his fifth solo show, “Within, Without,” at the Visual Art Gallery from March 26 to the 31st. After that, from April 12 to April 22, the performance will take place in Urban Fringe, the underground studio. A multifaceted personality, Ranjan Kaul is a visual
Marginalised Voices Find A Platform In Ranjan Kaul’s ‘Within, Without’ Read More »
As a part of an ongoing exhibition, ‘All That is Hidden: Mapping Departures in Landscape, Terrains and Geographies’, Emami Art is presenting a panel discussion, ‘Ways of Landscape: Artist’s Perspectives’ on March 23, the show’s last day at the ground floor of Emami on 6 pm to 7.30 pm. In this conversation, renowned artists Debashish Paul,