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Ruby Brahmbhatt Jagrut talks about the versatile artist, who has not only made beautiful paintings but has also directed classic films like Umrao Jaan. What makes some people creative powerhouses? There are artists who just do art. Then there are ones who see, live, touch, carry art wherever they are and in whatever they do. […]
Muzaffar Ali: The multimedia artist before there were multimedia artists Read More »
Neha’s first brush with the world of textiles was when she was drawn to her mother’s collection of sarees. In this article, the fifth of a series on textile art, we talk to the prolific artist about her journey so far. When she joined the National Institute of Design in 2002, during the foundation year,
In the diverse and dynamic world of Indian art, few personalities resonate with the same reverberation as K. G. Subramanyan, affectionately known as ‘Mani Da.’ Mani Da, celebrated for his artistic versatility and innovative approach, continues to be an enduring figure whose contributions have left an indomitable mark on modern Indian art. Akhilesh, a perceptive
Why Does K. G. Subramanyan Remain a Timeless Figure in Indian Art? Read More »
The Architectural Marvel and History of the Leaning Tower of Pisa The Leaning Tower of Pisa is an architectural marvel and cultural symbol that also represents the fascinating balance between human cleverness, historical difficulties, and scientific progress. This enchanting building is frequently referred to as the Torre Pendente di Pisa and was designed typically for
11 Things to know about The Leaning Tower of Pisa Read More »
June 27, On This Day Giorgio Vasari The man who wrote the first comprehensive history of art died on June 27, 1574, in Florence at age 62. Born on July 30, 1511, in Arezzo, Tuscany, Giorgio Vasari was a painter, architect, art collector, writer, and historian — but his greatest legacy would be as the
The Man who Invented Art History, Giorgio Vasari — died today Read More »
Born in 1524, Luís Vaz de Camões remains one of the most enigmatic figures of Renaissance literature. He emerged from the shifting social and political tides of 16th- century Portugal, a nation expanding its maritime reach into Asia and Africa, while also navigating the turbulence of religious orthodoxy and imperial ambition. His life, though celebrated
Luís Vaz de Camões and the Art of Exile: A Tribute in Goa Read More »
Khanna’s works deal with a realistic world, the goings on; the play of maya caught in its own momentum, its own web; blurred under its own momentary existence against the eternal march of time. The moments caught on canvas seem to have a rhythm about them, as though, they are flowing over to the next
A visual record of history – Krishen Khanna Part 2 Read More »
Presented by Rajiv Menon Contemporary, Los Angeles, California June 2025, Los Angeles– Rajiv Menon Contemporary is pleased to present Why Did I Say Yes?, a solo exhibition by renowned Indian artist Viraj Khanna. The exhibition will be on view from June 28 to August 30, 2025, at its Los Angeles, California space. For young artist
Why Did I Say Yes? A Solo Exhibition by Viraj Khanna Read More »
Typography is everywhere, on every digital ad, product package, website, blog post, magazine, and more. It’s one of the most powerful tools for visual communication, helping brands convey messages faster and more effectively than ever. As typographic designer Paul McNeil once said, “Type is a microcosmic representation of culture,” capturing the essence of its role
History and Evolution of Typography Read More »
Acclaimed artist Kelvin Okafor is redefining the visual language of beauty with his latest exhibition, “Drawing Awareness,” a powerful collection of nine hyper-realistic portraits that celebrate individuals with visible skin conditions and differences. The series, which marks the culmination of a six-year artistic journey, challenges traditional narratives in portraiture while advocating for greater inclusivity in