India’s only daily newspaper for Art, Architecture, and Design.
Introduction The Art House at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC) has undergone a stunning transformation, shedding its Instagram-friendly red walls for a stark white palette. The latest exhibit, ‘POP: FAME, LOVE AND POWER,’ curated by the acclaimed Lawrence Van Hagen, promises to take audiences on a historical journey through the golden years of […]
A new exhibition called ‘The Weight of Freedom’ opened recently at Akar Prakar Art Gallery where the magnificent and culturally rooted works of Leang Seckon have been exhibited, allowing visitors to decipher and decode the works in their specific ways. The amalgamation of personal history, cultural diversity, and deep connection with the fabric results in
The Fascinating History in Seckon’s Artworks Read More »
The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things but their inward significance. Aristotle In the modern-day multicultural ethos, while the ‘global village’ has shrunk closer, it has also become a cauldron of conflict. Art has been for ages recognised as the most congenial bridge between differing cultures and civilizations. Aesthetic
Diverse Canvas Converges into a Unanimous Masterpiece at ‘Art for Amity’. Read More »
A new exhibition began at the Art Alive gallery called “Immersive Infinities”, curated by Kristine Michael. It’s a group show that exhibits the ceramics works by six contemporary artists, Vinod Daroz, Thomas Louis, Rakhee Kane, Shirley Bhatnagar, Shweta Mansingka, and Partha Dasgupta. The exhibition is a reflection of personal spaces and the process of all these
Ceramic Wonders of the Imagination at Art Alive Gallery Read More »
“You have to be in tune with the clay and react to what state it’s in to work with it” – John Sheppard ‘Glazes of Nature’- A solo show by Manisha Gopinath beholds assimilation of natural components and leitmotifs, like plants, animals, underwater growths and formations, which has inspired the artist to explore her possibilities in
POTTERY ALCHEMY: ‘GLAZES OF NATURE’ by Manisha Gopinath Read More »
A new captivating exhibition opened recently by Arushi Art Gallery at the prestigious Kalamkar Gallery in Bikaner House where the works by Roy Thomas have been displayed which allows folks to delve into the world of limitless wonders and boundless imagination of Roy’s mesmerizing paintings which take you to an unfathomable depths and unveiling unending
Enchanted Echoes of Ecology in the Works of Roy Thomas Read More »
Brace yourself to be immersed in their astonishing creativity and unparalleled artistry. The astonishing “Hung in the Balance” exhibition, featuring the incredible and enchanting creations of the talented artist Sushanta Kumar Maharana, was recently unveiled at Nature Morte in Delhi. Prepare yourself to be enchanted by the breathtaking masterpieces crafted by this artist, as they
Enigmatic and Legendary Tales in Sushanta Maharana’s Works Read More »
Recently, the Nayan Naveli Gallery unveiled a captivating new exhibition that features a retrospective display of the remarkable works by Sakti Burman and Maitre Delteil. These works reveal the artistic journey of these talented individuals. The collection consists primarily of their truly extraordinary and previously unseen pieces. These works offer a glimpse into the transformative
A Retrospective of Divergent Narratives at Nayan Naveli Gallery Read More »
Pulp Society hosted a captivating exhibition, ‘Pasti’. The exhibition showcased an array of mesmerizing creations, including hand-moulded functional objects made from reflective paper clay and an assortment of breathtaking works by SHED. These pieces invite viewers to fully immerse themselves in the sheer beauty of functional objects created solely from repurposed materials, presented in an
Imaginary Worlds Fabricated in SHED’s ‘Pasti’ Read More »
Introduction K.S. Radhakrishnan’s retrospective exhibition, “On The Open Road,” at Bikaner House unfolds as a narrative of a sculptor’s journey spanning five decades. From his early encounters with the Santhal boy Musui to the recent monumental installation “The Crowd,” Radhakrishnan’s bronze figures evoke a seamless blend of strength and lightness. Exploring the Human Form Radhakrishnan’s