Vayeda Brothers’ New Solo At Ojas Art Mayur and Tushar Vayeda, popularly known as the Vayeda Brothers are bringing their Warli creations to Ojas Art with their newest solo show, Sacred Lines. The show opens on January 19th and will be on view till March 23. Their current solo has nearly twenty works on display […]
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The Art of India The Art of India at the Habitat Centre provides a showcase of comprehensive art from the Subcontinent throwing light on areas that require attention. The exhibition, which kicked off on 12 January will continue till 19 January 2025. You may view the artistic brilliance at the Visual Arts Gallery. The Fourth
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Advertising Now Advertising is boring. Mostly. Very few people look at an advertisement and go, “Wow, now that’s how I want to tell my truth!” If you said this in the society of the art cognoscenti, you are putting yourself up for some easy ridicule. At least, that is how it is with most of
Oliviero Toscani: The Maverick Who Gave Advertising a Conscience and Turned It Into Art Read More »
Who is Artist Anish Kapoor? British and Indian sculptor Anish Kapoor is well-known for his extensive pieces that frequently delve into ideas of perception, space, and the sublime. Born in Bombay (now Mumbai), India, on March 12, 1954, Kapoor relocated to London in the early 1970s to pursue her studies in art before rising to
Ashok Vajpeyi in conversation with Piyush Daiya Editor’s Note Poet and cultural cognoscenti Ashok Vajpeyi is turning 85 this 16th and is documenting his memoirs with writer Piyush Daiya. As part of the memory project, we publish his detailed impressions of four women artists. This is the third of the four-part series. Read the first
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A Dream in the Balcao Premieres As the world turns its gaze to a new year, Goa Open Arts, an artist-led platform offers a moment of artistic reflection with A Dream in the Balcao, that blends the contemporary with the traditional. Set against the charming backdrop of Villa 259 in Assagao, this group show features
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How Art Therapy Alleviates Non-Communicable Diseases Non-communicable diseases (NCDs), including heart disease, cancer, diabetes, and respiratory conditions, present a global health challenge. While traditional medical treatments are essential, there’s growing recognition of the role complementary therapies can play in improving patients’ well-being. Art therapy techniques, for one, are a creative and expressive form of therapy
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Fire Claims LA The LA fires have scored acres of the city continuing at the Palisades, Eaton, and Hurst. This has led to widespread evacuation orders, closures, and damage to residences, businesses, and historical sites. Many artists and arts professionals have personally felt the impact of the fires, with multiple footage of the smoky flames
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Introduction Abir India has established itself as an important platform for upcoming Indian artists, providing them with a special opportunity over the world to showcase their talent and propel their artistic careers. The transformative impact of the annual First Take competition has launched an array of acts to recognition, both national and international. Here are encouraging success stories
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Who is Luce? Luce is the official mascot for the Catholic Church’s Jubilee in 2025. Created by Simone Legno, tokidoki’s founder, she embodies a Catholic pilgrim. She is accompanied by her pet dog Santino, and three companions named Fe, Xin, and Sky. She has blue hair and dons a yellow rain jacket; a symbol of
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