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The art form of Kerala – ‘God’s Own Country,’ offers a rich cultural tapestry that reflects the region’s history, spirituality, and diversity. Kerala’s art forms encompass a wide spectrum of expressions, ranging from classical dance forms like Kathakali and Mohiniattam to folk arts such as Theyyam and Thiruvathirakali. Each art form is a testament to […]
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What is architecture? Is it simply designing a building, or is it something more? It’s undoubtedly the latter. Good architecture doesn’t necessarily abide by the rules. It’s groundbreaking and subtle. It takes into account the cultural context and respects the local traditions. It serves a utilitarian purpose and takes care of its occupant’s well-being and
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India is a mecca of art and culture. Whether it is the Madhubani art of Bihar, the Aipan art of Uttarakhand, or the coir weaving of the Andaman and Nicobar islands, every state; every region of the beautiful country produces exquisite indigenous works. With such diversity, their protection and promotion are imperative. This is where
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Threshold Gallery presents, an art exhibition by Rahul Inamdar called The Weight of Light, featuring minimalist works of oil and casein on silk, exploring both science and spirituality.
An Exhibition At Threshold, The Weight of Light by Rahul Inamdar. Read More »
On a cursory glance, Sudhir Patwardhan’s cityscapes might look akin to Edward Hopper’s paintings. But while Hopper’s scenes often show figures in solitude against the backdrop of the geometrically laid-out Western city, Sudhir’s canvases are often brimming with toiling bodies struggling in a bustling Indian city in construction. The Social backdrop of Sudhir’s Patwardhan’s visual
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Pointillism was a significant art movement that emerged during the post Impressionist era in the late 19th century. Also referred to as Divisionism or Neo Impressionism, it was pioneered by artist Paul Signac and Georges Seurat. 1) Pointillism initiated a new era in painting 2) Georges Seurat was the leader of the movement 3) A
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Informed by centuries-old community tradition, she had the will to carry forward her art with personal discernment and strong-willed flair
Neelmani Devi is the potter woman from Manipur who reinvented legend Read More »
Sidharth On the centenary of Tyeb Mehta’s birth, contemporary artist Sidharth reflects on a profound encounter with the master painter that revealed the deeper spiritual and philosophical dimensions underlying Mehta’s iconic diagonal compositions. In this deeply personal tribute, Sidharth—himself a multidisciplinary artist whose work bridges traditional Indian wisdom with contemporary expression—shares an intimate conversation that
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Raymond Saunders, the abstract painter known for challenging racial categorizations in art and pioneering assemblage techniques, died Monday at age 90, according to his galleries David Zwirner, Andrew Kreps, and Casemore. The Pittsburgh-born artist’s death came just one week after the closing of his first major museum retrospective, “Flowers from a Black Garden,” at Carnegie
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Serbian performance artist Marina Abramović and Scottish painter Peter Doig have been named recipients of the 2025 Praemium Imperiale Awards, announced by the Japan Art Association. Abramović, 79, received the award for sculpture in recognition of her groundbreaking performance work exploring the relationship between artist and audience. Doig was honored in the painting category for
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