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Grey is without prejudice; it does not discriminate between object and space. Akbar Padamsee, a pioneer in modern Indian painting was born on 12th April 1928. Recipient of many prestigious awards, including a gold medal from the Lalit Kala Academy, and the Kalidas Samman from the Madhya Pradesh government in 1997 for Plastic Arts, he […]
Akbar Padamsee: The Progressive Movement Artist Who Took to Greys Read More »
Nariman Dossabhai Gandhi, popularly referred to as Nari Gandhi was an Indian architect. He was born on 2 January 1934 and passed away in a car accident on 18 August 1993. He was pursuing a diploma in architecture from Sir JJ School of Art, which he left in 1956 when offered to work at Frank
The Regional Supremacy in the Works of Nari Gandhi Read More »
The United States is home to some of the world’s most incredible art museums, each offering unique insights into diverse artistic expressions. From classical masterpieces to contemporary works, the art museums scattered across the country cater to all tastes and are a testament to America’s rich cultural heritage. Here’s your guide to the best art
Metro cities can be sometimes devoid of life. Perhaps that is the reason why it moves so fast. Fortunately, almost every metropolitan neighbourhood of India boasts of a vibrant art scene, however small that might be. If you are in Bangalore, you must have inevitably checked out its numerous art galleries in the city. One
Putting Art on the MAP Museum Bangalore Read More »
Renowned American photographer Arnold Newman is well recognised for his unique approach to environmental portraiture. March 3, 1918, saw his birth in New York City, and he died June 6, 2006. By capturing his subjects in their natural settings and frequently employing dramatic lighting and composition to portray their personalities and occupations, Newman’s approach to
Arnold Newman: Composing Art of Portrait Through Camera Read More »
India boasts a rich tapestry of photographic talent, with renowned photographers who have left an indelible mark on the world of visual arts. From pioneers who captured the nation’s transition through the lens to contemporary visionaries reshaping perspectives, India’s photography scene is a vibrant mosaic of creativity, diversity, and storytelling. Among the luminaries are Raghu
Behind The Lens of the Famous Photographers in India Read More »
When we think of Pune, our mind inadvertently wanders to the nearest hill station, the Maratha empire, and the bustling city. Well, add one more entry to the list – art gallery in Pune. Boasting a diverse collection of contemporary and traditional artworks, the art galleries around the city take us on a dynamic journey
Exceptional Art Galleries in Pune You have to Check Out ASAP! Read More »
A proposed design for the North Nanjing train station has become a hot topic among Chinese internet users, but not for the reasons the designers might have hoped. Intended to reflect the city’s famous plum blossoms, the design has instead been likened to a sanitary pad by social media commentators. This unusual comparison has triggered
“Nahi Rasad rite kaschid arthah pravartate”: no meaningful idea is conveyed if the Rasa is not evoked.” Bharata Muni in Natyashastra “Rasa” refers to the emotive zests or essences evoked by a work of art. Bharata Muni, an ancient Indian sage, theorist, and scholar codified nine rasas, each signifying a different emotional state or sentiment.
‘The Pollen Waits on its Tiptoe’ Satisfies Emotional Hunger Through Codified Rasas Read More »
Delhi, the capital of India is not only the political hub of the country but also the cultural capital. From the Delhi Sultanate to the Mughals, every dynasty has embraced Delhi to command the nation. While they have undoubtedly left remnants of their glory in the form of numerous forts, their culture and art history have
What Makes Dhoomimal Art Gallery a Crown Jewel of the Indian Art Scene? Read More »