10 Indian art forms that are slowly disappearing
Also known as ‘Phukoor,’ Toda embroidery is unique red, black and white embroidery from Tamil Nadu’s Toda tribe. It is made ...
The rebel painter who ushered in a new era of Indian art
Indian painter Vasudeo Santu Gaitonde, born 100 years ago on 2 November 1924, was one such master. Considered one of South ...
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Comment | The Barbican’s survey of Indian art avoids the pitfalls that plague so many political shows
This exhibition successfully traverses the terrain of art and geopolitics—an area often littered with clunkiness and earnest ...
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The Art And Soul Of My Uncle Rohit Bal
Guds chach’s empathy as an artist likens him to another Indian great who passed away too young, Amrita Shergil. Like Shergil, ...
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Art and artists of yesteryear at 100: Delhi witnesses stellar exhibition celebrating four modern Indian maestros
But when it is an exhibition that showcases the depth of Indian art as portrayed by four modernist maestros, you are ...
Gallery FPH: Meet Eknath Giram, Maharashtra-Born Artist Whose Lord Krishna Paintings Have Received Admiration In India And Abroad
Eknath Giram, an artist whose paintings of Lord Krishna have been appreciated from people in India and abroad, is currently ...
‘The Third Eye of Indian Art’ by Harsha V Dehejia: How to critique Indian art
Aesthetics as Vedanta’, Harsha V Dehejia takes the reader through a journey of opening the trichakshu, or the third eye, to ...
City’s Swachhscape turns into vibrant canvas of 3D art
Indore is transforming its public spaces into a vibrant canvas with stunning 3D paintings and graffiti art, enhancing the city's aesthetics and preparing for Swachh Survekshan 2024. Discover the ...
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Painting a flawed impression
She creates an alternative history of Indian art that significantly diverges from its well-documented trajectory. Only extreme deprivation of knowledge could have led to this. Way back in the ...