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The late artist Ashley Bickerton, known for his ability to weave multiple contradictory viewpoints into his work, is the subject of a new short documentary titled “The Importance of Being Elsewhere.” Directed by Thomas Nordanstad, the film offers insights into Bickerton’s artistic philosophy and his journey from New York to Bali. A Multifaceted Perspective In […]

As the G20 Summit approaches, India is gearing up to welcome the spouses of world leaders with a thoughtful gesture that combines its vibrant cultural heritage and commitment to sustainable agriculture. In a specially curated goodie bag, the first ladies and spouses of heads of state attending the summit will receive three unique gift items

Introduction In an effort to celebrate Nagaland’s cultural diversity and artistic heritage, a series of dynamic handloom expos are set to take place during the 2023-2024 financial year. These inspiring events have been made possible through the generous sponsorship of the Office of the Development Commissioner (Handloom), Ministry of Textiles, Government of India. The Nagaland

Introduction Venice, a city renowned for its picturesque canals and historic charm, has announced plans to implement a €5 admission fee for day-trippers starting next spring. The move comes as a response to the ongoing problem of over-tourism, which has put a strain on the city’s infrastructure and local residents. This article explores the details

Introduction Street art, by its very nature, is transient and subject to the elements and property owners’ whims. However, the graffiti community has been outraged over the past two months by one artist’s repeated whitewashing of the building where Jean-Michel Basquiat lived and worked. The studio at 57 Great Jones Street in New York City

A dialogue was organised by Lalit Kala Akademi between the National Award Winning artists and the public in an event called, “Art and Art of Storytelling.” As its name suggests, this event had a purpose to examine and inquire about those narratives that are often mixed with the work while doing it. These are the

Introduction In a significant breakthrough, the Idol Wing CID (IWCID) of the Tamil Nadu Police has intensified efforts to repatriate a rare 12th Century bronze idol of Lord Krishna in a dancing posture, which was stolen from a temple in Tamil Nadu and later discovered in the United States. This remarkable journey to recover a

Introduction Art in Pakistan has a long history of providing a unique commentary on social issues and pushing boundaries. However, like in many countries, the art market often remains curated and exclusive, catering primarily to the privileged elite, which results in a limited range of themes, styles, and aesthetics. In this context, the Pakistan Art