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Native African American, artist Richard Mayhew was a landscape painter, illustrator, Jazz singer, and arts educator. He worked and resided in Santa Cruz and Soquel, California. He has also been the subject of a documentary, ‘Richard Mayhew: Spiritual Landscapes’ (2000). He has been the subject of numerous solo and group exhibitions. Early Life and Career […]
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Dr Mandakini Devi’s Exploration of Myths To see and create the world not only through the clarifying lens of optical verisimilitude or dominant narratives but also through its fractures and distortions—the fragmentation and coexistence of mythic and contemporary time, the angst and ecstasy of the self, and the myriad reflections and refractions—is the tremendous effort
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Vadehra Art Gallery’s New Solo Show Vadehra Art Gallery is currently presenting a solo exhibition of recent works by British–Pakistani artist Faiza Butt, titled ‘you miss more than you see.’ The exhibition, which opened on 15 October 2024; will be on view until 12 November 2024. What is Faiza Butt’s New Solo All About? Faiza
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KG Subramanyan’s ‘The Last Decade’ Vadehra Art Gallery presents a solo exhibition of the renowned artist K.G. Subramanyan, titled ‘The Last Decade.’ Curated by Professor R. Siva Kumar, the exhibition will be on view from 20 September to 9 October 2024. The preview is set for 20th September (12 PM to 6 PM). This exhibition
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Shubhra Chaturvedi’s Solo Exhibition at Bikaner House Bikaner House opens its doors for Shubhra Chaturvedi’s solo show, ‘Khud Se RoohbaRooh: Soul to Soul with Self.’ These sensitive works in paper pulp, canvas and paper, including two dramatic installations offer a profound exploration of current times couched in the poetry of an aesthetic experience. The show
Shubhra Chaturvedi’s ‘Khud Se Roohbarooh’ Is Deeply Personal; Deeply Introspective Read More »
Alok Johri’s Solo Exhibition Still Form Threshold Art Gallery opens its door for Alok Johri’s solo exhibition, ‘Still Form’ from 11th September to 9th October 2024. The exhibition is divided into two: ‘Still Life,’ which features everyday objects, and ‘The Male Form,’ offering a more personal and spiritual reflection on the artist’s life. Curated by
Alok Johri’s Conceptual Musing Set to Stun in Threshold Art Gallery’s ‘Still Form’ Read More »
Gallery Espace presents ‘a river of unrest…a delta of dreams’, a solo exhibition by Paula Sengupta featuring a body of works that arise from her twin engagements with Nawab Wajid Ali Shah and his menagerie in Matiyaburj ( “tower of mud”) on the banks of the Hooghly near Calcutta where he lived in exile for
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SM Sultan’s Life Sheikh Mohammed Sultan, popularly known as SM Sultan, was a Bangladeshi decolonial artist who worked in painting and drawing. He was born on this day, August 10, 1923, in Jessore, Bangladesh. His works were characterized by their repeated selection of subjects in the form of peasants engaged in labour. To enhance this
The Most Expensive Artists in the World: Icons of Art Market Success American art is a category of broadly defined culture, includes letters, textile work and other arts produced in the Americas that represent style or identity. As such, it spans a range of years, media, genres, and styles far too great to effectively preserve
Ujjal Dey has brought his masterpieces to Emami Art in a solo exhibition titled, Dawn to Dusk: A Silent Symphony. Dey explores the mundanity of culinary spaces and matriarchal role dynamics amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The contemporary textile artist showcases common implements and culinary moulds as blocks to punctuate the conceptual
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