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Asavari Gurav is an emerging artist, born in Goa in 1996, and has completed her studies in Fine Arts from M.S. University of Baroda. She draws her inspiration from her immediate surroundings, memories, significant events, literature, Goan Jazz, folktales, theatre, and most profusely from her poetry and imagination. Profusely, she delves into the world of […]
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A significant exhibition on the occasion of World Photography Day, a week before has begun at Alliance Francaise Bhopal. This exhibition is a special showcase of renowned musicians in and Dancers in their studios practicing the Ragas unknown. Prriti Mann’s exhibition had a profound impact on the viewers, attracting a diverse audience of writers, artists,
“Interiority of a Photographer”: Akhilesh on Prriti Mann’s Photography Exhibition Read More »
An upcoming exhibition Vartaman features the art of Yashika Sugandh and is curated by Sanya Malik of Black Cube Gallery. The exhibition explores the interconnectedness of humanity and nature and out treatment of it. It will be exhibited at Bikaner House and then shift to Black Cube Gallery
Vartaman- A Solo Exhibition of The Works of Yashika Sugandh Read More »
AstaGuru (AG), India’s premium online auction house, presents its upcoming ’Imperial Treasures’ auction on September 10-11, 2025. Celebrating a melange of global craftsmanship with a fine selection of Asian ceramics, Anglo-Indian furniture, crystal chandeliers, fine silver, vintage clocks, and many other collectibles, the catalogue has been finely curated to bring together an exquisite assortment of
AstaGuru’s Upcoming Auction Offers Rare Decorative Arts From Across the Globe Read More »
A Symbol of Bygone Era: Antebellum Architecture Recently, the term has become synonymous with pre-Civil War plantation-style architecture and is now a relic of subjugation bygone. Antebellum architecture is characterized by high, fluted Corinthian columns and Kight pointed out that much like the politics of those Louisiana politicians in their Egyptian Revival temples, antebellum architecture
Curated by Jaya Mani and Featuring works by textile artist Gunjan Jain and muralist Suresh Muthukulam, this exhibition is inspired by the shared cultural heritage of Kerala, Odisha And South East Asia It was a matter of time that the shared cultural and trade ties between South India and South East Asia was interpreted in
DRAVIDAM Presents “Voyages: The Ancient Maritime Silk Route” Read More »
Giorgio Armani, who created a $2 Billion empire of fashion, fragrances and accessories, passed away at the age of 91.
End of an Era: Giorgio Armani Passes Away at 91 Read More »
When India’s 2015 beef ban devastated traditional leather workers from Dalit communities, Sudheer Rajbhar saw an opportunity rather than defeat. He founded Chamar Studio in Mumbai, creating a sustainable fashion brand that transforms recycled rubber into leather-like accessories while empowering marginalized artisans. Working with artisans in Dharavi, Mumbai’s largest slum, Rajbhar developed a signature material—canvas
Chamar Studio: Empowering Dalit Artisans Through Sustainable Fashion Read More »
Often called “hentai,” hendai art is a Japanese manga and animation subgenre focusing on explicit sexual themes. It includes a range of themes and genres, from intense and fanciful to romantic and consenting. Hentai originated from traditional Japanese sexual art, but in the 20th century, when manga and anime became more popular, it underwent a
10 Famous Manga Artists Who Also Made Hentai Read More »
“Soulmate” features over 20 artists, bringing together masterpieces by legendary Indian modernists, works by celebrated contemporary figures, and fresh expressions from emerging talents. Each artwork in this showcase has been handpicked by Renu Khera over her extensive career, reflecting her unwavering passion for nurturing and celebrating creativity. Among the luminaries featured are M.F. Husain, S.H.
Soulmate: A Personal Odyssey Through Indian Art Read More »