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Faiza Hasan Examines Memory and Identity in New Delhi Exhibition

GALLERYSKE in New Delhi presents “Hifz,” a solo exhibition by artist Faiza Hasan, running from September 26 to October 31, 2025. The exhibition title references the Islamic practice of memorizing Quran verses through repetition and discipline. Hasan applies this concept of remembrance and preservation to explore biographical memory as an act of autonomous assertion against […]

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Indigenous Gond Art at India Habitat Centre Exhibition

Indian Arts Corner will present “Indigenous Gond Visions,” a solo exhibition featuring works by Gond artist Kaushal Prasad Tekam, from October 28-31, 2025 at the Open Palm Court Gallery, India Habitat Centre in New Delhi. The exhibition, curated by Jas Karan Gupta, showcases Tekam’s intricate paintings that explore the relationship between humans, animals, and the

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Cross-Stitching Cultures: How Japanese and Palestinian Traditions Meet in One Obi

This year, Japanese entrepreneur and designer Maki Yamamoto launched The Palestinian Embroidery Obi Project, a cross-cultural initiative that merges Japanese kimono traditions with Palestinian craftsmanship. The project features obi—the wide sashes traditionally tied around kimonos—embellished with tatreez, the symbolic cross-stitch embroidery practiced by Palestinian women for generations. Yamamoto, whose professional background lies in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, has

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“I have no family, no fatherland, never known what it is to belong. I belong only to myself. “: Ai Weiwei

Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has published a provocative and reflective essay titled “What I Wish I Had Known About Germany Earlier” after Zeit Magazin declined to run it despite commissioning the piece. The text, now available on Hyperallergic, offers Weiwei’s unflinching commentary on German society, bureaucracy, media, and the contradictions within liberal democracies, along with personal reflections on

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KM Khushboo’s Solo Exhibition “Everything I Waited to Forget” Set to Open at Art Incept Gurugram

Art Incept presents a solo exhibition by emerging artist KM Khushboo, showcasing a contemplative body of prints exploring themes of memory, impermanence, and transformation. Born in 2001 in Uttar Pradesh, Khushboo holds degrees in Painting from Banaras Hindu University and Printmaking from The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda. The exhibition features works that reflect Khushboo’s

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Far Extending Earth, Far Reaching Sky, Spread like a Mat, Covered like a Bowl: The Works of Rajkumar Korram.

The Guild is delighted to present Far Reaching Earth, Far Extending Sky, Spread like a Mat, Covered like a Bowl: The Works of Rajkumar Korram, a solo show, opening soon at The Guild. The exhibition will cover sculpture, painting and photography, telling the stories of life as seen through the artist’s vibrant and insightful lens.

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Romanesque Architecture: History and Aesthetics

The towering Gothic cathedrals and the classical Roman architectural legacy are united by the unique Romanesque architectural style that arose in Europe in the eleventh and twelfth centuries. Romanesque architecture, distinguished by its colossal character, thick walls, round arches, strong piers, enormous towers, and ornate arcades, represents the resurgence of monumental structures during the Middle

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Frieze Art Fair 2025: A Global Contemporary Art Convergence in London

Frieze London 2025 returns to Regent’s Park with renewed international ambition, positioning itself as one of the most globally representative editions in the fair’s 23-year history. Running from October 15-19, 2025, alongside its historical counterpart Frieze Masters, this year’s edition unites 168 galleries from 43 countries under the iconic white tents, reflecting an art world increasingly focused

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