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The British Airways collection is one of the most notable in England when it comes to corporate art collections. Designed to promote modern art, especially British art, internationally, the collection demonstrated the airline’s dedication to supporting visual art. Leading the charge was the London-based curator collective Artwise. Over the course of the cooperation, which took […]
High-Flying Art: British Airways’ Art Collection Read More »
A new exhibition called “You Will Come Across This Face One Day” began recently at Shridharani Gallery, Triveni Kala Sangam, where the highly critical voices of the unheard cosmos are decoratively presented. There is serene texture and extremely well-woven narrative in Nayar’s extravagant series of works that delves deeper into the matter of nature and the
Silent Whispers of Nature in Ved Nayar’s Works Read More »
What kind of world do we inhabit right now? In the past few years, instances of refugee crisis, border issues and forced relocations have ravaged the lives of countless people making one confront the immensely iniquitous and divided countenance of our societies. Yet, amidst all this, how might solidarities be unearthed, imagined, and built? What
Questioning Boundaries: The Eclectic Artistic Oeuvre of Shilpa Gupta Read More »
Art enthusiasts and culture aficionados have an exciting year ahead as major cities around the world gear up for a diverse array of exhibitions in 2024. From the compact charm of Basel to the cultural mecca of Los Angeles, the artistic offerings are set to captivate audiences with a wide range of themes, artists, and
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Mário João Carlos do Rosário de Brito Miranda better known as Mario Miranda or Mario de Miranda was a popular and beloved Goan cartoonist. He recently made news during the 2023 G20 summit, in a case of copyright infringement. He was awarded the Padma Vibhushan posthumously in 2012. He is best known for his satirical
It’s OKAY to Chuckle at Mario Miranda Art Read More »
With 243 elite foreign galleries from 40 countries and territories, Art Basel Hong Kong is poised to triumphantly return to its pre-pandemic scale in 2024. The renowned art expo has made a strong comeback, as seen by the noteworthy 37% rise in exhibitor numbers from the 2023 edition. The 2024 edition of Art Basel Hong
Indian Galleries to Look Out For at Art Basel Hong Kong 2024 Read More »
Born in Montreal on October 7, 1923, Jean-Paul Riopelle was an acknowledged figure in the art world. His artistic path demonstrated a remarkable transformation that coincided with the shifting cultural scene of the mid-20th century, moving from academic limitations to avant-garde emancipation. Riopelle’s artistic roots trace back to his early years at the école Polytechnique,
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American artist Faith Ringgold is most recognised for her literary and visual art achievements. On October 8, 1930, she was born in New York City’s Harlem neighbourhood. In the struggle for civil rights and the feminist art movement, Ringgold has been a well-known figure. Ringgold rose to fame for her innovative use of quilting as
Tapestry of Dreams: Unraveling the Significance of Faith Ringgold’s ‘Tar Beach Read More »
Inception & the Evolution of Spaces The private museum was launched in the year 2010, it is the first privately managed museum on contemporary art in India. The main headquarters lie in Noida, Uttar Pradesh with a sprawling team and exhibition space, they also have a museum in Saket which opened in 2011. Its founder
American conceptual artist Barbara Kruger is celebrated for her artwork and graphic design creations. Found photos, strong lettering, and a unique design style are frequently combined in Kruger’s artwork to examine themes of gender, consumerism, power, and identity. When Kruger rose to prominence in the 1980s, she was associated with both the Pictures Generation—a group