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Artists Explore the Complexities and Legacy of the Indian Partition in Diverse Art Forms

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Introduction The legacy of the Indian Partition, a momentous event that marked the end of British rule in India, continues to reverberate through the artistic expressions of contemporary creators. As India and Pakistan commemorated their 76th year of independence, artists are using their creative prowess to delve into the intricate layers of the Partition’s impact, […]

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Indian-American Curator Files Lawsuit Against Worcester Art Museum Alleging Discrimination

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 Rachel Parikh’s Lawsuit Highlights Mockery, Hostility, and Offensive Work Environment Rachel Parikh, an Indian-American curator, has filed a lawsuit against the Worcester Art Museum, alleging racial discrimination and a hostile work environment. The 64-page lawsuit, filed in Worcester County Superior Court, outlines Parikh’s experiences of being “mocked and ridiculed” due to her skin color and

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Geometry Transformed: Exploring the Artistic Evolution of Radhika Choudhary

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Radhika Choudhary, an alumnus of the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) in Delhi, started her artistic journey as a fashion design graduate. Drawing upon her original formal design training, Choudhary has harnessed her unique design language, a transformation that now finds its eloquent expression in her artwork. Choudhary’s art serves as a direct conduit

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Artistic Narratives: The Remarkable Journey of Self-Taught Artist Kunwar Aamir Hameed Wani

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Kunwar Aamir Hameed Wani, a self-taught artist hailing from the enchanting region of Kashmir, began his artistic journey at a remarkably young age. Initiating his creative exploration with watercolours, he gradually ventured into diverse mediums including acrylics, oils, inks, and tempera. Infusing his distinctive touch, he even crafts his own handmade colors from locally available

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The Relationship Between One of History’s Greatest Portrait Artists and His Sitters

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Introduction The interplay between an artist’s creative vision and the sitters’ personal preferences is a dynamic that has long fascinated art enthusiasts and scholars. In the catalogue’s preface to the exhibition “Fashioned by Sargent,” Erica E. Hirshler and James Finch delve into this intriguing dynamic. The exhibition, organized in collaboration between Tate Britain and the

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Saving Vultures Through Art: Arulagam’s Innovative Initiative

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Addressing the Silent Crisis Amidst the backdrop of dwindling vulture populations, a grave concern often overlooked by both the public and authorities, Arulagam, a non-profit organization based in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, has taken up the mantle of vulture conservation. These remarkable creatures, often unsung heroes, play a vital role in our ecosystem by scavenging and

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Jharkhand Government Initiates Exhibition Empowering School Students Through Art

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In a commendable initiative to promote creativity, skill development, and entrepreneurship among school students, the Jharkhand government has unveiled plans to organize an exhibition-cum-sale event that enables young artists to earn money from their artworks. The brainchild of Chief Minister Hemant Soren, this pioneering endeavor is set to take place from November 3 to 5

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Acrylic and Watercolor: You Should Know about Painting Ideas On Paper

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You need to understand many things if you are gone paint on paper. Painting on paper is fundamental to producing art. Paint on paper is more convenient than canvases and easier to carry if you like to paint outdoors. The paper makes you comfortable regardless of the home, studio or outside, and watercolour or acrylic,

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Tuesday Talks| Ep- 08 | Insight Into the World of Tantric Art | Dr. Sama Haq | Abir Pothi

Join us for ‘Tuesday Talks,’ an engaging online talk show hosted by the editor of Abir Pothi, where art enthusiasts, artists, curators, and art educators come together to discuss and explore the captivating world of art. Dive deep into thought-provoking conversations, gain insights from experts, and discover new perspectives on the diverse realms of art.

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The Altering Landscapes of Culture and Religion in Iran Through Pre- and Post-Islamic Architecture

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Iranian architecture extends back at least 5,000 years, with distinctive examples across Turkey and Iraq to Uzbekistan and Tajikistan and from the Caucasus to Zanzibar. Persian/Iranian architecture has been described as “the most majestic structures the world has ever seen,” however, it also includes myriad buildings, including peasant huts, tea houses, gardens, palaces, pavilions, gates, and mosques.

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