Dhruvi Jain’s Journey Forward: What’s on the Horizon After First Take 2023?

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We chat with the budding sculptor Dhruvi Jain from Indore, who has been making news post her recent graduation. Balancing the transition from academia to a professional art practice, she still resides in her home studio grappling with drawing and has been forced into making a ceramics work within the confines of her current living […]

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Phulkari Embroidery: A Symbol of Women’s Agency and Empowerment

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Phulkari of Punjab Embroidery Phulkari baari baari, Kithay gulab da phool, Haray haray ni, Kithay suhaagan da ghoonghat, Laal laal ni. Translation: Phulkari made stitch by stitch, where the roses are green in colour while the veil of the bride is red. These are some verses of a folk song that signify the making of

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Subrata Das: Sculpting the Migrant Experience and Human Identity Through Art

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Subrata Das, an artist of remarkable skill and sensitivity, was born in Bangladesh. At a very young age, around one and a half or two years old, his parents migrated to India, settling near Kolkata. Growing up in a culturally rich environment where children were often encouraged to explore music, art, and other creative pursuits,

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Mithu Sen on Gender Bias in Art: Insights from Abir India First Take 2024 Jury Member

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In the interview with Mithu Sen, a prominent artist and jury member for the Abir India First Take 2024, she articulates her views on the intersection of art and gender. Sen, who is celebrated for her unique artistic perspective, addresses the often-debated topic of gender bias in the art world.  Mithu Sen was expecting that

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Forgotten in Aligarh, celebrated in America: Zarina Hashmi Artworks

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Zarina Hashmi Zarina Hashmi was an Indian American artist who left an indelible mark on the art world. Celebrated for her contributions to the minimalist art movement, Hashmi’s profound exploration of concepts such as home, identity, displacement, borders, and memory continues to captivate audiences globally. On her 86th birthday, New York-based artist, Tara Anand created

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The Biggest Office Buildings in the World Mean Business

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Biggest Office Buildings in the World One cannot undermine the architecture and importance of office buildings which act as crucial hubs for business operations, innovation, and economic activity. While all buildings are tailored to their organisations, only the biggest office buildings in the world scream opulence. Let’s look at some of the largest office buildings

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Veer Munshi Reflects on the Evolution and Diversification of the Art Scene at Abir India First Take 2024

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In his reflection on the evolution of the art scene, Veer Munshi, a distinguished jury member of Abir India First Take 2024, provides insightful observations on the dramatic growth and diversification within the field. Munshi reminisces about the early days of the showcase, highlighting the profound changes that have shaped the current art landscape. Veer

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