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In her abstract paintings, Bhumi Dhebar uses colour and form to create complex storylines that convey emotions. For Bhumi, art is more than just a show of sight; it’s the core of who she is and the language by which she expresses the richness and nuance of human emotions. Bhumi started her artistic journey as […]
Does Bhumi Dhebar’s Abstract Art Speak the Language of Emotion? Read More »
Mankind has known the allure of carpets since time immemorial. But without innovation, even the carpets are fated to become dated. Today, we talk to retail and carpet expert Ms Angelique Dhama, CEO, of OBEETEE Carpets, to help you amp up your carpets game! In this conversation, she tells ALL! Let’s find out what are
Ms Angelique Dhama Reveals Her Secrets: Carpets Are Your Canvas Read More »
The Design Educates Awards (DEAwards) have been launched to acknowledge and promote architectural and design projects that significantly influence society. These awards spotlight creativity and innovation, focusing on projects completed or conceived within the past five years that embody added value beyond mere aesthetics. Criteria for Recognition DEAwards seeks projects that not only exhibit exceptional
2024 Design Educates Awards 2024 Announced. Check the Details Read More »
The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, finds himself embroiled in controversy as critics accuse him of prioritising a controversial art installation over a memorial for Queen Elizabeth II in Trafalgar Square. Critics have lambasted Mayor Khan for allegedly favouring an art installation depicting transgender sex workers over a memorial for the late Queen Elizabeth II.
Just as nobody can tame the ocean waves, the Raza Foundation has unleashed a splendid show featuring the talents, creativity, and ingenuity of Indian sculptors. As part of Raza 102, celebrated sculptor Robin David curated the show, choosing 20 artists; all under forty, from around the country to present their prowess and mastery over the
Raza Foundation Strikes Again With Never-Before-Seen Forms and Figures At Yuva Sumbhava Read More »
While coloured pencils or drawing pencils still give you a chance to rectify your mistakes (simply erase them with a kneaded eraser), pens of any kind are not forgiving. Once you have decided to use ink on paper, there is no room for mistakes. Even though it might seem intimidating, it must not stop you
With These Ballpoint Pen Drawing Ideas, The Ball Will Always Be In Your Court Read More »
Art is the highest form of hope. Gerhard Richter One might know the artist because of Sotheby’s auction of his painting ‘4096 Fabren.’ But who is Gerhard Richter? Gerhard Richter is counted among one of those painters who deliberately chose not to align themselves with a singular movement. In doing so, he garnered the talents
Gerhard Richter: Sailing Across Styles Read More »
Modernist painter and print-maker Jyoti Bhatt marches into the gates of the Vadehra Art Gallery with his much-awaited solo exhibition titled ‘Revisitations’ at our modern gallery space, on view from 30 January to 6 March 2024. In this exhibition, Bhatt revisits his oeuvre across two decades and presents various works exploring quotidian and conventional Indian
A spectacular journey into the world of South Asian art awaits visitors at the Speed Art Museum with the opening of “India: South Asian Painting from the San Diego Museum of Art.” This groundbreaking exhibition, curated as a pair of thematic showcases, unveils one of the most extensive collections of South Asian paintings globally, marking
Christie’s upcoming 20th and 21st-century art sales in London are set to feature two captivating landscapes, each holding a unique historical significance and artistic allure. Leading the auction lineup are a vibrant Francis Bacon piece and a nostalgic Monet masterpiece, both making their highly anticipated return to the auction block after years of absence. Francis
Bacon and Monet Landscapes Steal the Show at Christie’s London Auction Read More »