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‘Objects Between The Lines’ – KNMA X IIC The Italian Culture Institute of New Delhi (IIC), in collaboration with the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA), has opened its doors for its newest exhibition – ‘Objects between the Lines’ and ‘Oggetti Tra Le Righe.’ The exhibition is curated by Andrea Anastasio, Director of the IIC, […]
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If you can’t feel what you’re looking at, then you’re never going to get others to feel anything when they look at your pictures. Don McCullin Be Prepared for Gurdeep Dhiman’s Encounter With A Moment Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai opened its doors for Gurdeep Dhiman’s newest show, ‘Encounter With A Moment.’ The preview, held on
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Curated by Santhosh Sadrak and presented as part of Harvest 2024 – 2, “Blue Horizons” opened its doors with a preview on December 19, 2024, at Arushi Arts, Greater Kailash Part-II, New Delhi. This group exhibition, showcasing an impressive lineup of artists, is on view until February 10, 2025, offering an expansive exploration of the
In Sparsh Rekha (The Tangent Line), Manish Pushkale presents a series of works that play with notions of the tangible and intangible, the remembered and imagined. Pushkale, known for his meditative abstractions, zeroes in on the “in-between” spaces captured in the exhibition title, one where a straight line touches yet never fully meets a curve.
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Nippon Art Gallery Unveils Jayesh Shukla’s Solo Show Nippon Art Gallery unveiled Jayesh Shukla’s solo show, ‘Main Khud’ featuring a series of more than sixty paintings inspired by the philosophy of Kabir. Sponsored by Gujrat State Lalitkala Academy, Ahmedabad, the exhibition will be held from 17th December to 21st December 2024. Saint Kabir and His
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LATITUDE 28’s New 3-Person Exhibition LATITUDE 28 is set to present its new 3-person exhibition; the last of 2024. Retrospective Analysis of Memory, Figment, and Nostalgia delving into the intricate interplay between memory and identity and the experiential nature of existence. The show will showcase the nuanced perspectives of Ekta Singha, Madhav Vyas, and Mansoor
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Chennai Photo Biennale Comes Back for a Fourth Edition Chennai Photo Biennale’s (CPB) fourth edition is on the horizon, and we can’t keep calm. The Biennale will be conducted in two phases. Phase 1 begins on 20 December 2024, whereas Phase 2 begins on 17 January 2025. The Biennale closes on 16 Mar 2025. Both
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079|STORIES to Present Vyom’s New Exhibition ‘Come As You Are;’ is both the heartfulness and artistic brilliance of Vyom’s second solo exhibition at the 079 Stories Gallery. Vyom imagines multiplicities with singular origins, with the artist as the maker-imaginer; reflecting upon a oneness in all that is known and unknown. For pop culture fanatics, think
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Returning for its third edition, Madras Art Weekend (MAW) has once again proven to be a stalwart in the cultural calendar of Chennai. Preceded, from 12–15 December 2024, MAW 2024 curated an engaging blend of art, design and culture that intertwined the cultural fabric of South India with contemporary creativity. The theme of this year
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Ojas Art’s Newest Exhibition — The Princely Cabinet Ojas Art has opened its gates for its latest exhibition, ‘The Princely Cabinet.’ Running from December 6 to January 12, 2025, you can find museum-worthy objects across genres and collectables like textiles, sculptures, paintings, maps and objects. Be privy to paintings and visual arts by masters like
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