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Ways to Begin an Easy Landscape Painting The word, Landscape originates from a Dutch word, landscape, which translates to a region or a tract of land. The scenic view of a landscape is a secular and easily accessible subject for beginners learning to paint. A landscape can be a picture depicting scenery on land. It […]
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Art Alive Gallery’s Newest Solo Art Alive Gallery is opening its doors to its newest solo exhibition, Jayasri Burman: The Whisper of Water, The Song of Stars. The show will be on view from 18th January to 25th February 2025. The show will be accompanied by the release of a new publication on Burman’s body
Fundamentally, a project-induced work of art by Ashish Kumar Maurya, Trees Don’t Eat Their Fruits, was inaugurated on December 23, 2024, by well-known artists Prithvi Soni, Kamal Jain, Anil Naik, Prof. Vishwanath Sable and Prakash Bal Joshi along with art collector Nitin Jadia at Jehangir Art Gallery, Mumbai. This solo exhibition speaks for resilience, community,
Introduction Born in 1997 in Sapi, a small village in Ladakh’s Kargil district, Skarma Sonam Tashi has become a prominent voice in contemporary Indian art. The recipient of multiple prestigious awards, including the Lalit Kala Akademi Scholarship and the Art for Hope Grant, he is among the 10 winners of Abir India’s First Take 2024.
A nemophilist and an impressionist artist, Suvvro P Basu seamlessly weaves the patience and dynamism of nature in an intricate matrix. Suvvro constructs steps of his artistic path buoyancy across his reverence for nature sweeps up the magnificence of trees and undergrowth while sky might lift him into the dazzling belts of building. Working mostly
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News ICA Gallery Residency Hosts Mesmerising Evening with Mahima Freya Krishna’s Sufi Dance Performance 14/11/2024 Opinion Feature How The Lonely City Misses the Mark on Artistic Motivation 14/11/2024 Architecture Room For More Art Daniel Libeskind: A Visionary Architect Redefining Contemporary Design 13/11/2024 Exhibitions Anant Art Set to Stun at Art Mumbai 2024 with Niroj Satpathy’s
Gallery Espace Cemented its Place Among India’s Foremost Art Spaces Gallery Espace opened its doors in 1989 with an exhibition of autobiographical watercolours by legendary Modernist painter MF Husain, who also designed the gallery’s iconic galloping horse logo. The Husain imprimatur drew attention, marking the fledgling gallery as a significant new entrant in the world
Siren’s Lullaby in the Forgotten Realm Gallery Dotwalk opens its door for ‘Siren’s Lullaby in the Forgotten Realm,’ curated by Premjish Achari, which delves into the depths of the human subconscious through the lens of dreams. One of the largest contemporary art exhibitions, this immersive exhibition will be held at the Chitramayee State Gallery of
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Is there any merit in the contemporary world to think of our identities as singularly defined in terms of religion, nationality, or race that distinguishes us from fellow human beings? What potency might the idea of ‘liminality’ or ‘hybridity’ have in describing our relationship with the world? How might an artist respond to this immensely
Navigating Paradoxes: The Provoking Multimedia Oeuvre of Reena Saini Kallat Read More »
It’s no secret that India’s rich cultural, religious, and social traditions—all shaped over thousands of years—have a profound influence on how people express their sexuality. This freedom of expression has many intriguing aspects in the Indian context, which includes historical sites like the temples of Khajuraho, Konark, and Ajanta. Scriptures such as the Kama Sutra
Bhupen Khakhar: Performing the Self, Love and the Priceless Dignity of Alterity Read More »