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Subodh Gupta and his world of steel utensils

Columns / March 10, 2023

Krispin Joseph Subodh Gupta is one of the most remarkable names in contemporary Indian art. He is a multimedia artist who boasts an extensive repertoire of performance pieces, photographs, collages, paintings, sculptures, and installations. Subodh specialises in installations, which primarily use utensils and common kitchen items. The artist loves focusing on multi-dimensional spectacles, portraying the […]

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S Harshvardhan’s Poems on Canvas

News / February 22, 2023

Ved Prakash Bhardwaj S Harshvardhan, who has taken a different approach to abstraction in contemporary Indian art, currently has a solo exhibition titled Serene i.e. calm or Nirmal at Art Alive Gallery in Delhi. The title is taken from Thomas Gray’s poem Elegy in a Country Churchyard: Full many a gem of purest ray serene

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Raza@100: The boy from Mandla in MP and the man in his studio in Paris

Special Story / February 22, 2023

Raza@100: Noted painter Akhilesh talks about his long associations, exchanges and interaction with Syed Haidar Raza

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Lalitha Lajmi: Painter of Dramatization of the Life

Featured, Obituary / February 14, 2023

Ved Prakash Bhardwaj In contemporary Indian art, Lalitha Lajmi has been an artist who has expressed feminine identity differently in her paintings. Her art was a kind of depiction of dramatic situations in life. She passed away on February 13, 2023 in Mumbai. She was born in Calcutta on October 17, 1932. In her art,

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Yusuf’s solo exhibition comes to Triveni for a week

News / February 11, 2023

Manjeera G Triveni Kala Sangam is hosting the works of contemporary abstract artist Yusuf from the dates 13th to the 21st of February 2012. This Gwalior-born artist is known for the use of linearity and shape in his pieces to evoke the sensation of profound emotion. The artworks will be displayed in the Shridharani Gallery

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Ravinder Reddy’s work with larger-than-life figures

Artist Profile, Columns / February 6, 2023

Abhishek Kumar G Ravinder Reddy is an Indian sculptor and installation artist known for his large-scale figurative sculptures. His works are characterized by a unique combination of traditional Indian craftsmanship, modern techniques, and vivid use of colour. He often incorporates elements of traditional Indian costume, jewellery, and ornamentation into his sculptures, creating works that are

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Sea A Historical Boiling Vessel

Kochi Muziris Biennale / February 4, 2023

Krispin Joseph PX Venetian merchant Marco Polo’s (1253-1324) book ‘the customs of the kingdoms of India shared a fabulous array of stories from sailors and merchants about peoples of the region, some reliable, some wholly implausible, but all fascinating about the Indian subcontinent. In the first chapter of the book ‘Hormuz, Persia and the Land

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The Many Avatars of Pushpamala N.

Artist Profile, Featured / February 1, 2023

Saptarshi Ghosh In what appears to be a still from a 1950s black-and-white film noir, a masked woman donning a black hat sits at a table in a cafe, looking directly at the viewer. She reappears in an oleograph purportedly printed in 1908 by the famed colonial-era Calcutta Art Studio, but this time in the

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Primary colours and Concerns: a tribute to Abstraction

Kochi Muziris Biennale / February 1, 2023

Krispin Joseph PX Regarding the discussion on Abstract art, Paul Crowther and Isabel Wünsche write: ‘the creative process is rooted in the unconscious, and is thence expressed most effectively through acts when the creative impulse is allowed to develop naturally rather than through conscious control’. When the artist does their creative process naturally, that flow

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The material and medium master me rather than me trying to master them: Puneet Kaushik

Interview, Uncategorized / February 15, 2022

Delhi-based artist Puneet Kaushik delves into the inner and outer realms of the human mind and body to create intimate portrayals of an array of responses and emotions. Using a wide range of mediums, his works shine with versatility and a subtle sense of celebration of the human spirit. Red, the colour that binds humanity

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