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A highly distinctive event has just concluded. A new type of hotel exhibition called Artix started on August 25th at Taj Palace in Delhi. It lasted until August 27th and received mostly positive feedback. Artix created a sensation in the city with its breathtaking artworks and the magnificent venue that hosted it, igniting vibrant discussions among […]
Re-defining Exhibitions at Artix: India’s First Hotel Art Fair Read More »
Because of the rigid curriculum structures most of the art educators feel caged to teach through a new methodology that serves as the individual learning of children. Most educators have their pedagogy of teaching visual art to the students, but sometimes they are unable to because of the wobbly academic style. The purpose of this
Art Educators Community Engagement at KNMA. Read More »
The British Museum, a renowned cultural institution founded in 1753, is currently facing a major scandal involving the disappearance of numerous historical treasures. The museum’s director, Hartwig Fischer, announced his immediate departure following allegations of mishandling investigations. This incident has raised concerns about the museum’s internal management and its larger role in safeguarding global heritage.
Claude Picasso, the son of renowned artist Pablo Picasso, has tragically passed away at the age of 76. This news follows closely after the demise of his mother, artist Françoise Gilot, and during the 50th anniversary commemorations of his father’s death. Claude was a pivotal figure in the stewardship of Picasso’s artistic legacy, working to
Claude Picasso, Custodian of a Legendary Legacy, Passes Away at 76 Read More »
As the world gears up for the upcoming G20 Summit, Delhi is making a bold and innovative statement through a series of waste-to-art installations that will greet both tourists and delegates. Under the themes of “One Earth, One Family, One Future” and “Welcome to Delhi: World’s Largest Waste-To-Art City,” the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD)
Turning Waste into Art: Delhi’s Unique Message Ahead of G20 Summit Read More »
“We’re not afraid to be queer and different If that means hell, well hell we’ll take the chance They’re all so straight, uptight, upright and rigid … Lavender nights our greatest treasure Where we can be just who we want to be” -The Lavender Song by Ute Lemper We see the colours Lilac and Lavender
Lavender: A Color Woven with Queer History and Political Expression. Read More »
What do we do if a portrait dies for us, and we get immortality? What do we do if a picture taints and ageing for us, and our life will never pass? We all painted a portrait, hung them inside our homes, and let them die, and we lived forever as young as we were.
Dorian Gray: When a Painting Succumbs for Us, Extending Eternity Read More »
26th August 2023. ON THIS DAY. “My opinions find expression in my creation. I believe that artists are sensors, receptors, and transmitters of ideas in a society and I try to fulfil that role to the best of my ability, even at the cost of winning the ire of those in power.” – Subodh Kerkar
Subodh Kerkar: Dialogues with Gandhi and Oceanic Histories Read More »
Introduction Despite socioeconomic challenges, Iran remains an innovative country in terms of arts and culture. Art has been utilised by contemporary artists to challenge biases, disrupt norms, and critically evaluate society and mankind. Iranian artists have formed a universal vocabulary and led the global art scene in the last four decades, refusing to be constrained
Contemporary Iranian Lens-Based Art: Identity and Sociopolitical Narratives. Read More »
Introduction For many, the unassuming cloth handkerchief is a commonplace object in daily life. Often embellished with monograms or subtle patterns, these hankies serve the simple purpose of wiping hands and faces. However, the Chamba Rumal (where “rumal” translates to handkerchief) defies convention. Far from ordinary, it’s a unique and treasured artefact, far too precious
Stories Stitched in Time: Chamba Rumal, The Needlework Wonders of Himachal Read More »