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Nature, Humans and Nature in Humans Nature that holds together mountains, waterfalls, forests, and entire ecosystems is also responsible for the creation of humans. A product of evolution, everything about the human body is a work of intricate architecture at the hands of natural phenomena- and the resemblances are everywhere. The way veins and nerve […]
Of The Earth: The Human Body- Nature Connection Read More »
Recently, Luna Arts has launched a captivating new exhibition at the Palm Court Gallery, India Habitat Centre, called “Nirbhay”. This exhibition showcases an incredible array of artwork in various mediums, skillfully capturing the essence of life’s most significant aspects. The group exhibition consists of works that vary in terms of their style and the way
Tales of Fearlessness at Luna Arts Read More »
Introduction Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, formerly known as Aurangabad, holds a unique distinction in India—it is the only place in the country that houses two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the Ajanta and Ellora caves. Recently, this historic city has taken a significant step in celebrating its rich cultural heritage by hosting its inaugural Ajanta Ellora Arts Residency.
Ajanta Ellora Arts Residency: Celebrating Art and Cultural Heritage in Aurangabad Read More »
Introduction In a heartwarming display of global solidarity and support for underprivileged children in India, the second Art be a Part auction held in Dubai raised a substantial sum of Dh600,000. The auction featured a diverse range of artworks from around the world and included standout pieces like ‘Give,’ a sculpture created by Italian artist
A new group exhibition opened up recently at the Art Gallery of India Habitat Centre. The exhibition showcases a wide variety of artworks that delve into the depths of human nature, present an abstract interpretation of reality, narrate fascinating tales from mythology, display awe-inspiring sculptures, and delve deeper into the diverse narratives of different cultures,
A Depiction of Hidden Human Elements at India Habitat Centre Read More »
Introduction In a significant move reflecting the changing landscape of cultural repatriation, the world-renowned Metropolitan Museum of Art has announced its decision to return two precious artefacts to Nepal. These artefacts, a 13th-century wooden temple strut and an 11th-century stone sculpture of Vishnu flanked by Lakshmi and Garuda, have been in the museum’s collection for
The Metropolitan Museum of Art to Return Priceless Artefacts to Nepal Read More »
4th October 2023. ON THIS DAY. On this day, we celebrate the birth of Mary Richardson Kennedy, a gifted architect and designer whose career and advocacy work had an enduring impact. Mary Richardson Kennedy, who was born on October 4th, 1959, lived a life characterised by creativity, commitment to environmental sustainability, and a desire to
Remembering Mary Richardson Kennedy: Architect, Advocate, and a Life Cut Short Read More »
At the very outset, a disclosure: I am no philosopher or a high priest of culture. Maybe, this is a rant at best. However, I have been confined for decades now and I discovered the culprit: I was held hostage by the postmodernists. While many may disagree, the postmodernist mindset may even be one of
DAG 2, The Taj Mahal Palace Colaba 9 September 2023 – 21 October 2023 11:00 am – 7:00 pm India’s first woman artist, Sunayani Devi, picked up a paintbrush in 1905 when she was thirty years old while supervising her kitchen duties, self-taught, but with enough talent to attract the critical attention of Stella Kramrisch
A Place In The Sun: Women Artists From 20th Century India Read More »
Artist of the Week is a special category that recognises and highlights the works of talented artists. Each week, new artists are featured, showcasing their unique styles, techniques, and themes. From emerging artists to established veterans, the Artist of the Week category celebrates creativity and diversity in the art world and provides a platform for
Sculpting the Stories of Migration and Memory: Meet Artist Biswajit Roy Read More »