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Who Are the Trending Young Artists of India? Recent creative practice within India, however, is seeing a slew of young artists, educated under a slew of institutions, often outside of the theatre, coming to works which exist outside of these constraints. These artists are carving a niche for themselves, both in India and across the globe, with […]
Spotlighting 8 Emerging Indian Artists Who are Making a Mark Read More »
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
Art Innovation— From the Bold to the Traditional 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
Raja Ravi Varma’s Paintings Raja Ravi Varma has been the most celebrated artist in India for the last two centuries. Ravi Varma creates or fulfils the people’s imagination concerning their God and Goddess. The story of the Raja Ravi Varma paintings is a mesmerising episode of Indian art history and at the same time, it
Legacy of Raja Ravi Varma Paintings in Contemporary Culture Read More »
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
Success Stories of Abir’s Artists Read More »
Introduction India has seen a boom in platforms that sell original art, which give new and veteran artists new ways to express themselves. Among them, Abir Space stands out as a beacon, providing not merely a marketplace, but a nurturing environment for burgeoning artists. Here, we explore the best platforms for selling original art in India, with
Abir Space vs Top Platforms to Sell Original Art in India: What Sets It Apart Read More »
A New Exhibition is Making Rounds The Earth My Home is an exhibition that highlights eco-dyeing, with Shibori techniques and wild art all created with self-made natural pigments and brushes. A part of the sale proceeds from this show is being donated to the Himalayan Rilung Foundation by the participant artists to support its work
Transferring Nature into Art Read More »
In a world increasingly dominated by technology, NewArtX emerges as a pioneering platform for Digital Fine Art (DFA). Born under the banner of Elephant Canvas LLP, NewArtX and its sister initiative, NAX Studio, aim to redefine how art is created, shared, and appreciated in the digital realm. Bridging Tradition and Innovation The founders of Elephant
Why Is NewArtX the Next Big Thing in Digital Art? Read More »
Ajit Kumar Das’ Newest Solo Emami Art will host Ajit Kumar Das; India’s foremost natural dye artist and his never-seen-before brilliant hand-painted natural dye fabric works. The exhibition, titled ‘The Bird that Sings Within’ will begin on January 10, 2025, and will be on view till February 28, 2025. Artworks in The Bird that Sings
Ajit Kumar Das’ Natural Dyes Enchant in Emami Art’s Upcoming Show Read More »
Manjit Bawa (1941–2008) was a pioneering Indian painter whose art brought a unique blend of modernity and tradition to the canvas. Known for his vibrant use of colours and distinctive visual vocabulary, Bawa’s works stand apart in the realm of Indian contemporary art. His paintings often drew from Indian mythology, folklore, and cultural narratives, yet
How Does Manjit’s Color Tonality Reflect Whimsy Beyond Structured Musicality?(Part-2) Read More »