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Can Art Suggest Where Violence in America Comes From? Violence is the lifeblood of American history, politics and culture. Violence is present in many shapes and guises throughout American society, from the colonial conquests and Civil War to mass shootings, police killings. Art is an interpretative representation and direct reflection of social practices, giving readers […]
Introduction In a recent interview with the Abir Pothi’s team, Siraj Saxena revealed his stance on identity in the art world. Signing a masterpiece is often the ultimate mark of identity in the art world, a claim on the legacy of an artist. However, artist with an eccentric bent of mind, in this case Siraj
What’s the Lifespan of an Art? Siraj Saxena Explains Read More »
KG Subramanyan’s ‘The Last Decade’ Vadehra Art Gallery presents a solo exhibition of the renowned artist K.G. Subramanyan, titled ‘The Last Decade.’ Curated by Professor R. Siva Kumar, the exhibition will be on view from 20 September to 9 October 2024. The preview is set for 20th September (12 PM to 6 PM). This exhibition
Vadehra Art Gallery Presents KG Subramanyan’s Late Style in ‘The Last Decade’ Read More »
Bali’s Teak Furniture: A Timeless Blend of Durability, Craftsmanship, and Sustainability Indonesia; Bali — Teak wood, truly a product of wonders ever built Bali — the charismatic lands of extraordinary beauty and rich cultures; is not just a tourist paradise but has been titled as one of the chief producers for fine teak furniture worldwide.
Learn About The Iconic Timepiece Companies Whether we are impatiently waiting for our friends, or writing an examination paper hurriedly, we always get a second or so to peek at the wall clocks, wristwatches, or smartphones. Medieval people were enthralled by horology; desperately looking for ways to measure time, building tools such as sundials, hourglasses,
Swiss or Remiss!: 8 Swiss Watch Brands Who Dominate the World Read More »
In this episode of “Cultural Canvas” by Abir Pothi, we delve into the enchanting world of Pichwai paintings, a devotional art form rooted in the 17th-century Nathdwara shrine in Rajasthan. Discover the rich history, intricate craftsmanship, and deep spiritual significance of these vibrant artworks, which capture the essence of Krishna and the traditions of the
Nature Morte Presents ‘Daylight in Stero & Other Adventures in Movement’ The ongoing exhibition at Nature Morte features the works of sculptor and sound artist, Navin Thomas. Titled ‘Daylight in Stereo & Other Adventures in Movement,’ the exhibition will be on view till Sunday, October 13th 2024 (11 AM to 7 PM). Thomas, known for
New Grant Scheme to Support Creative Responses to Climate Emergency The British Council has launched a new programme titled ‘Climate Futures: South Asia’ to encourage sustainable practices within the arts and creative sectors in India. The initiative, which was announced on Wednesday, aims to foster creative solutions to address the ongoing climate emergency. Grant Scheme
Ekkhan Explores History in a Global Discourse Emami Art brings a new group exhibition, ‘Ekkhan: Situating the Present.’ This exhibition brings together the recent works of ten renowned artists from Bengal, exploring the intersection of place, culture, and imagination in contemporary art. The exhibition which began on 7th September will be on view till 26th
Plurality of Bengal’s Contemporary Art in Emami Art’s ‘Ekkhan’ Read More »
A spiritual leader who was a controversial and global name Rajnish Osho is still the main topic across both philosophical and artistic circles while they either loved him or hated it, there is no middle. Though he is most commonly associated with meditation, sexuality and radical spiritual ideologies, his influence on art—the language and modality
The Influence of Rajnish Osho on the Language of Art Read More »