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Exhibition at Vadehra Art Gallery Brings Vicky Roy’s Photographs on Bachpan to the art lovers in Delhi Vadehra Art Gallery presents a solo exhibition of photographs titled Bachpan by Delhi-based photographer Vicky Roy. The exhibition opens at the gallery’s D-53 Defence Colony space on Friday, 2 May 2025, and remains on view until 30 May […]
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Nipun Prabhakar, Dhammada Collective Nipun Prabhakar, architect and founder of Dhammda Collective, offers a compelling vision for sustainable alternatives that challenge conventional development paradigms. Established in 2021 in Bhopal, Dhammada Collective is an interdisciplinary design and research group dedicated to designing spaces that serves as both functional areas and cultural testimony. The name “Dhammada,” derived
Preserving Heritage through Design: Nipun Prabhakar and Dhammada Collective’s Vision. Read More »
Tate’s Turner Prize 2025 Nominees The Turner Prize 2025 shortlist has just been announced, and the lineup is nothing short of extraordinary. Four exceptional artists—Mohammed Sami, Rene Matić, Nnena Kalu, and Zadie Xa—have been nominated for the prestigious award. Their work spans a variety of media, from painting and sculpture to photography and immersive installations,
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A Landmark Exhibition with Great Banyan Art, showcasing 100+ works on Paper across Centuries at Bikaner House, New Delhi Great Banyan Art announces an exciting exhibition titled Paper Alchemy: Tracing Memories Through Time, a historic presentation of a private collection of works on paper. For the first time, over 100 rare and iconic artworks from
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Originating in Nathdwara, near Udaipur, Rajasthan, Pichhwai is a devotional custom where cloth is painted with revered images and hung behind the deity. This practice emerged in the 17th-century shrine of Nathdwara when an idol of Krishna was moved from Mathura during Aurangzeb’s reign. “Pichhwai,” which translates to “that which hangs back,” symbolises devotion. In
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Tate Britain to Return a Nazi-Looted Painting Tate, the premier destination of modern art Gallery is planning to return a 17th Century artwork to the descendants of a Jewish Belgian art collector, following its confiscation by the Nazis during World War Two. The action comes after an investigation conducted by the Belgian journalist Geert Sels.
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“Where the material ends, art begins.”-Etienne Hajdu The Museum of Art & Photography (MAP), Bengaluru, has a spectacular show- ‘We don’t end at our edges’ by artist Ravikumar Kashi from March 8th – June 15th, 2025. Ravikumar Kashi is an artist, writer and educator; a recipient of the Charles Wallace India Trust Grant, and Hanji papermaking residency in
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Vadehra Art Gallery is ready to present at Booth #1B02 in Art Basel Hong Kong’s 13th edition Vadehra Art Gallery announces its returning participation in the upcoming edition of Art Basel Hong Kong 2025 starting from March 28, presenting a group exhibition featuring works by leading and emerging South Asian contemporary artists across generations. The
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Art Basel Hong Kong 2025 returns with more galleries, participants and categories around the Asia-Pacific region For this 13th edition, Art Basel Hong Kong returns with 240 exhibitors from 42 diverse countries and territories. This time there are more than 20 new galleries joining the event at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, with
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TJ Boulting Gallery in London Shuts Down The TJ Boulting Gallery in Fitzrovia London, renowned for displaying women photographers is shutting down operations after 13 years. In a report by The Art Newspaper, co-founder Hannah Watson said that the art market downturn has “certainly been a factor” in deciding to close the gallery. She adds,
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