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A new exhibition called “You Will Come Across This Face One Day” began recently at Shridharani Gallery, Triveni Kala Sangam, where the highly critical voices of the unheard cosmos are decoratively presented. There is serene texture and extremely well-woven narrative in Nayar’s extravagant series of works that delves deeper into the matter of nature and the […]
Silent Whispers of Nature in Ved Nayar’s Works Read More »
India is a diverse country. Individuals of varied castes, classes, and faiths reside harmoniously in the Indian subcontinent. Hence, it would not be wrong to assume that the art and architecture produced by each region, although similar in some senses, have varied features. Take for example the Hindu Temple architecture. Each region, whether it be
The Higher The Gopuram, The Closer To God: 10 Tallest Temples In The World Read More »
As Mumbai gears up for the 12th edition of the Mumbai Gallery Weekend (MGW), the city’s status as a thriving art hub is unmistakable. With over 10,000 active construction sites and a burgeoning art market, Mumbai has firmly established itself as a dominant force in India’s art trade. The latest edition of MGW, featuring 34
Booming Construction and Collaborative Spirit Propel Mumbai’s Art Market Read More »
Numerous artworks throughout history have depicted the theme of war, capturing the emotions, horrors, and consequences of armed conflicts. Here are some of the most famous artworks related to war. Present to you the 10 most famous paintings on war: Pablo Picasso – “Guernica” (1937): This powerful anti-war painting by Picasso depicts the bombing of
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The preparations for the inauguration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya on January 22 are in full swing, and amidst this fervour, significant artistic contributions are being made by Amit Art and Group from Chakradharpur. Amit Mistri and Lalit Mistri, leading the team, are creating magnificent paintings of Lord Rama on prominent buildings, drawing admiration
I focus on how I can express my vision aesthetically and creating visual poetry. To create my work is living life and this gives me a surprise gift to myself. – Masami Teraoka The art of Masami Teraoka not only waters my parched radical brain filled with young blood and resistance but also fulfils my
Radical Aesthetics and Political Poetry in the Paintings of Masami Teraoka Read More »
a How can an artist visually convey a thought process such as philosophy? Raphael chose to illustrate the diverse range of discursive and ratiocinative activities by numerous adult male philosophers in a magnificent tower on a sunny day in The School of Athens. The School of Athens, a well-known painting by Raphael, depicts a geometer—possibly
Not many people know this but Piet Mondrian had the reputation of being a designer rather than a painter when he first arrived in New York in 1940. Born in the Netherlands, Mondrian initially trained as a traditional artist before evolving towards abstraction. He is regarded as the spiritual leader of the De Stijl Movement
Aesthetics or Utility? Piet Mondrian has the Answer for it Read More »
We know that atoms are the building blocks of matter; cells are the building blocks of biotic entities; but does art have building blocks as well? Yes, indeed. There exist 7 elements of art and design which serve as the building blocks of any art (amateur and professional). It must be interesting to note that
How Understanding 7 Elements of Art and Design Guarantees Better Artwork Read More »
In a courtroom drama that unfolded in Manhattan federal court, Mikhail Sazonov, the former chief financial officer for Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev, faced the scrutiny of the Accent Delight International (ADI) v. Sotheby’s trial. The case sheds light on alleged deception within the art market, where Sazonov found himself at the centre of questionable transactions.