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Samvaad: Conversations with Umang Hutheesing (Part I of VI)

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Welcome to Samvaad, where art meets conversation, and inspiration knows no bounds. Here we engage in insightful conversations with eminent personalities from the art fraternity. Through Samvaad, Abir Pothi aims to create a platform for thought-provoking discussions, providing readers with an exclusive glimpse into the creative processes, inspirations, and experiences of these creative individuals. From […]

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Lawsuit Alleges Sotheby’s Involvement in “Misleading Promotion” of Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs

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  Introduction A recent class action lawsuit filed in California has thrust renowned auction house Sotheby’s into the spotlight, as a group of investors accuse the institution of participating in a “misleading promotion” campaign aimed at boosting the profile of Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The lawsuit, filed last week, alleges that

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Discovering the Vibrancy: Exploring the Versatility of Acrylic Painting on Canvas

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INTRODUCTION Acrylic painting on canvas has become a dynamic and popular form of artistic expression in recent times. The versatility of acrylic paint has opened the doors to a plethora of creative possibilities, allowing artists to explore various styles, subjects, and techniques. From vibrant abstract pieces to serene landscape renditions, acrylic colour paintings on canvas

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Britannia’s “1947% More History” Campaign Revives India’s Freedom Struggle Through Innovative AR Experience

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As India celebrated its 77th year of independence, Britannia launched the poignant “1947% More History” campaign, a heartfelt tribute to the valiant freedom fighters of the past and the few living heroes of today. Amidst a landscape of rampant discounts and sales, the campaign stands out for its innovative use of technology, utilizing augmented reality

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Brushes and Bars: 11 Artists Who Dabbled in Crime

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  Art has always been a mirror reflecting the complexities of human nature. Throughout history, there have been artists who not only used their creative talents to captivate audiences but also delved into the realm of criminality. From forgers to thieves, and murders to insanity, these individuals straddled the line between artistic brilliance and unlawful

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Visual Beauty of Love in Kangra Miniature; How Poetry Changed Indian Paintings

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  Are you in a Love Relationship? Why are you in a relationship, and why are we expressing the Love and beauty of our relationship in Art and poetry? Why are we conserving our Love in Art? Art always plays as a lab for creating and experimenting with new things other than old tales. Before

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Artist of Sex Pistols record covers Jamie Reid Dies at 76 Who Defined the Iconoclastic Energy of the Punk era

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Punk Art Pioneer Passes Away at 76 Jamie Reid, the visionary artist and graphic designer whose groundbreaking collage creations became synonymous with the punk movement, has passed away at the age of 76. His profound influence on the punk aesthetic, particularly through his collaboration with the Sex Pistols, left a mark on both art and

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Air India’s Maharaja: A Regal Evolution with a Touch of Pakistan’s Influence

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Birth of an Iconic Mascot The distinctive persona of the Air India Maharaja, once a mere potbellied mascot, has journeyed through time, evolving with each destination and assignment. Conceived by Air India’s commercial director Bobby Kooka and art director Jal Cowasji, the Maharaja first materialized in 1946 as a representation of the comfort and luxury

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Good Art, Bad Artist! Is It Even Possible to Separate Art From the Artist?

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Introduction The age-old debate of whether one can separate the art from the artist remains a topic of fervent discussion, touching upon ethical, moral, and aesthetic dimensions. This essay delves into the various perspectives surrounding this issue, examining instances where the art and the artist’s personal life intersect or diverge. 1. The Aesthetic Disconnect A

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