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The Beauty of Ram Sita Paintings: Devotion, Love, and Longing

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Ram Sita paintings, rooted in the rich tapestry of Hindu mythology and cultural heritage, have captured the imagination of artists across generations. From traditional Madhubani and Mithila paintings to contemporary interpretations, these artworks not only depict the epic saga of Ram and Sita but also celebrate their timeless love and divine bond. Madhubani Painting Ram […]

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Know Our Jury for Abir India’s First Take 2024: Mithu Sen

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The eighth iteration of Abir India’s First Take 2024 is about to engulf the vivacious city of Ahmedabad. This event is more than just a show; it is a demonstration of the ability of art to erase boundaries and captivate hearts. It’s important to consider Abir India’s extraordinary journey to this point as the expectation

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What Munshi Premchand’s ‘Torn Shoes’ Reveals About Creative People

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Shoes have long been used as metaphors in art, conveying diverse meanings across cultures and historical periods. In Vincent van Gogh’s “A Pair of Shoes,” they reflect the artist’s struggles and working-class identity, while in Renaissance portraiture, luxurious shoes denote wealth and social status. Salvador Dalí’s “The Persistence of Memory” uses shoes to suggest transformation

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Blooming Baháʼí: Architectural Features of Lotus Temple

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When one thinks of Delhi, some preconceived notions creep in. Extreme weather, pollution, bustling markets, a melting pot of culture, and distinguished art galleries are among a few ideas that give Delhi its unique charm. But Delhi is also an architectural haven. Whether it is Mughal architecture or brutalism, you will find numerous historical examples

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Ujjal Dey Dissects the Intersection of Matriarchal Labor in ‘Dawn to Dusk’

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Ujjal Dey has brought his masterpieces to Emami Art in a solo exhibition titled, Dawn to Dusk: A Silent Symphony. Dey explores the mundanity of culinary spaces and matriarchal role dynamics amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The contemporary textile artist showcases common implements and culinary moulds as blocks to punctuate the conceptual

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Michael Graves: Design For Life and The Necessity of Seeing

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American architect Michael Graves was well-known for his postmodern designs and contributions to architecture and design. He taught architecture at Princeton University as well. In his work, Graves frequently combined traditional forms with modern concepts. He is best recognised for his work on the Portland Building in Portland, Oregon, and the Team Disney building in

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Bucolic Crescents Lend Its Escapist Fantasy to Bholanath Rudra’s ‘Pensive Moons’

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Emami Art opens its doors for Bholanath Rudra’s ‘Pensive Moons.’ The exhibition showcases his most recent large-scale watercolours. It offers a purview of nocturnal forests, bordering between reality and imagination. His is an almost romantic exploration of forest scapes bathed in moonlight that also dwells upon issues such as the abuse of natural resources and

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