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KNMA’s Newest Exhibition, ‘The Elemental You’ The Kiran Nadar Museum of Art presents ‘The Elemental You,’ the first in a series dedicated to the practices of South Asian diaspora artists, curated by Akansha Rastogi. The exhibition initiates a critical dialogue among the works of three artists: Simryn Gill, Neha Choksi, and Hajra Waheed. The show […]
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Arboretum – Ebb and Flow Nature Morte, Mumbai opens its gate for duo Thukral & Tagra’s new painting collection titled ‘Arboretum – Ebb and Flow.’ Their artworks respond to the relationship between the real and the digital world. The exhibition will open on Thursday, August 29, 2024, from 6 PM to 8 PM. The paintings
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Veer Munshi, born in Srinagar, Kashmir, studied fine arts at M.S. University Baroda and has lived in Delhi/Gurgaon since 1990. Over a three-decade artistic career, his work has consistently centered on the theme of exile, using art to express his anguish over the situation in his home state. His work reflects the pain and struggle
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In his reflection on the evolution of the art scene, Veer Munshi, a distinguished jury member of Abir India First Take 2024, provides insightful observations on the dramatic growth and diversification within the field. Munshi reminisces about the early days of the showcase, highlighting the profound changes that have shaped the current art landscape. Veer
Introduction One among the plaster castes that loom over readers in a Dublin library, a 17th-century miniature painting shows an image all too recognizable to today’s tipplers down the pub: a ruckus. The image, called ‘Akbarnama: Akbar Fights Man Singh of Amber at a Drinking Party’, from the illustrated Akbarnama series shows the Mughal emperor
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SM Sultan’s Life Sheikh Mohammed Sultan, popularly known as SM Sultan, was a Bangladeshi decolonial artist who worked in painting and drawing. He was born on this day, August 10, 1923, in Jessore, Bangladesh. His works were characterized by their repeated selection of subjects in the form of peasants engaged in labour. To enhance this
The Mughal Empire, known for its architectural grandeur, left behind a legacy of awe-inspiring monuments that continue to captivate visitors from around the world. Here are some of the most famous Mughal monuments, each reflecting the empire’s opulence and artistic prowess: 1. Taj Mahal Arguably the most iconic of Mughal monuments, the Taj Mahal in
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The eighth iteration of Abir India’s First Take 2024 is about to engulf the vivacious city of Ahmedabad. This event is more than just a show; it is a demonstration of the ability of art to erase boundaries and captivate hearts. It’s important to consider Abir India’s extraordinary journey to this point as the expectation
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Kashmiri Artist Farzana Sidiq, with deep roots in the rich tradition of Arabic writing, creates each stroke on paper or canvas and moves in time with the beat of ink. She creates every composition as a purposeful celebration of the deep spirituality and complex beauty of Arabic calligraphy, with a deep respect for its legacy.
Mountains, with their majestic peaks soaring into the sky, are a conduit of human imagination with their grandeur and rugged beauty. Formed by the powerful forces of tectonic shifts and erosion over millions of years, these towering landforms stand as silent sentinels, offering both a sanctuary for diverse ecosystems and a daunting challenge for adventurous
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