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A Glimpse into Maharashtra’s Rich Artistic Traditions: Dance, Music, and Theatre

Do You Know? /

Maharashtra, a state rich in history and culture, boasts a plethora of traditional art forms that reflect its vibrant heritage. From dance and music to theatrical performances, the art forms of Maharashtra provide a glimpse into the region’s diverse traditions and customs. This article delves into some of the most iconic art forms, highlighting their […]

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Louis Sullivan: A Life of Enhancing Symbiosis of Music, Language, Architecture and Ornament

Architecture /

Often called the “father of modernism” and the “father of skyscrapers,” Louis Henry Sullivan was a trailblazing American architect whose theories and creations significantly impacted the growth of contemporary architecture. Sullivan was born in Boston, Massachusetts, on September 3, 1856. His career encompassed the late 19th and early 20th centuries, notable for their industrialisation, urbanisation,

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SIX DAYS REMAINING to Submit artworks for Abir India’s 8th Edition of First Take Art Show

First Take 2024, News /

With just six days left, Abir India is calling on artists to submit their artwork for the 8th edition of the annual First Take art show, to be held at the Hutheesing Visual Art Centre in Ahmedabad. This year’s event promises to be a significant showcase of diverse artistic talents, with all submitted artworks undergoing

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From Shade to Symbol, History, Culture, and Design of Umbrellas 

Room For More Art /

Imagine the sun-drenched streets of ancient Rome or the bustling marketplaces of medieval Europe, where people sought refuge from the relentless heat. The umbrella, a familiar object today, had a different story centuries ago. Its name, “umbrella,” comes from the Latin word “umbra,” meaning shade or shadow. This etymology hints at the original purpose of

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Visual Divides: A Comparative Analysis of Democratic and Republican Campaign Aesthetics

Columns, Featured /

Introduction In US elections campaign aesthetics are very important in shaping how voters feel and can also play a critical role in determining electoral results. This includes logos, colours schemes, fonts, and images: in other words everything that connects these products to the political parties that create them through messages, values and brand identities. They

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Echoes From a Painted Life of Santanu Nandan Dinda

Artist Profile /

Santanu Nandan Dinda, born in 1966, is a contemporary artist from Jamshedpur, Jharkhand. His paintings are a dream-like imagination of a culturally vibrant India executed through his humbled forms, bold lines and exuberant colour palette. Hailing from a small village, Santanu grew up surrounded by nature, townships and families. Villages in India are a plethora

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Spiritual Pursuits in Art: Shalini Yadav’s ‘ESH ALEKHYA’ Exhibition at Bikaner House

Exhibitions /

Shalini Yadav is a self-taught artist with expertise in the rich traditional art forms of India. Her multifaceted background has rendered a unique visual interpretation of her paintings yet preserved their sanctity. Her works reflect an amalgamation of Pichwai, Phad, Patachitra, and similar art forms in India and recognises the importance of traditional art in bringing about a spiritual

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KNMA Gears up for Two Solo Exhibitions – ‘Magic in the Square’ and ‘If We Knew the Point’

Exhibitions /

Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA), proudly presents two distinct artistic practices with pronounced styles and rich imagery, in the works of artists Amitava and Mohan Samant. The two exhibitions will stand independently while conversing with each other through cursors of art-making and ingenious journeys of the two artists. The practices of Mohan Samant (1924

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