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What is Ibis known best for painting or inhabiting the wetlands, forest or plains? Or do they do what artists do with canvas or poets with loneliness? How can we read or see if they write visual poetry or paint? These poetical queries may have been answered in the Bengaluru-based Indian Artist Rekha Roa’s solo […]
If Ibis Knows Best How to Paint Poetic Abstractions Read More »
As we approach the final week of this year’s pride month, we at Abir Pothi communicated with 10 emerging queer artists you should definitely look out for. Their art is not just an expression of their sexualities but also their expressive canvas to communicate their individual struggles and ideologies. With strong strokes and stronger voices,
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This long-read-research article about Street Art- Graffiti in the Indian context brings multi-layer ideas about social life and street art as a context itself. Read the first part of this research article here: Street Art and Graffiti In Indian Public Spaces. Read the Second article: Historical Background of Graffiti and Street Art in India. The third article: The
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The Harvard Art Museums have recently made a significant announcement that is set to revolutionise public access to its vast collections, exhibitions, and research. In a press release issued on Friday, the museum revealed its new policy of free admission, a move hailed by administrators as a groundbreaking expansion of accessibility. What is perhaps most
Smriti Malhotra In the mystical land of Manipur, where lush greenery caresses the horizon and the air carries whispers of ancient tales, there exists a melodic treasure that transcends time and space. It is the enchanting Pena, a musical instrument steeped in history and cultural significance, synonymous with the Meitei people and their vibrant heritage.
Musical Melodies of Pena; Manipuri Musical Instrument Read More »
A recent series of street art featuring rats in the signature style of the elusive artist Banksy has caused excitement and speculation in Glasgow. With the city hosting a highly anticipated exhibition of Banksy’s work, many hoped that the artworks were a surprise addition by the renowned street artist himself. However, hopes were dashed when
The Jaipur Centre of Culture and Arts is all set to make its grand opening on July 2, captivating art enthusiasts with an inaugural exhibition showcasing the remarkable works of internationally acclaimed artist Himmat Shah. This exhibition, which will run for a duration of four months, promises to be a celebration of artistic excellence and
Aditya Sisodia Nalini Malani has been honoured with the prestigious Kyoto Prize, Japan’s highest private award, for her outstanding contributions to the field of art. The Kyoto Prize, often referred to as Japan’s Nobel Prize, recognises individuals who have achieved remarkable lifetime accomplishments in the arts, basic sciences, advanced technology, and philosophy. Malani’s recognition comes
Tsuktiben Jamir In a celebration of artistic diversity and contemplation of the social fabric that surrounds us, Shibu Natesan’s solo exhibition, “Retinal Pleasure,” is set to captivate art enthusiasts at Alibaug, Mumbai. In this exhibition, Showcasing an expansive range of artistic genres, including still lives, landscapes, and rare self-portraits, Natesan’s art offers a unique perspective
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Tsuktiben Jamir In an unusual display of artistic rebellion, a daring visitor at Seoul’s renowned Leeum Museum of Art took the concept of ‘interactive art’ to a new level. The incident occurred at Maurizio Cattelan’s thought-provoking “WE” exhibition featuring his infamous work, “Comedian.” This installation consisted of a ripe banana meticulously duct-taped to a wall,
See it, Soak it, Enjoy it & then.. Eat it… The Short Life Cycle of Edible Art! Read More »