Aditya Sisodia

Introduction The Princeton University Art Museum is set to unveil a significant revelation about a prized work in its collection, attributing it to the famed Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens. This rediscovered artwork, believed to be “The Death of Adonis,” holds a rich history of attribution and controversy, shedding light on the complexities of the

Introduction Delhi is set to receive a new cultural centre that aims to provide a platform for children, young people, and artists to showcase their talents through various forms of art, dance, and singing. The project, led by the Department of Art, Culture, and Development and executed by the Tourism Department, will be a boon

Introduction Delhi’s painted public service messages are a unique and captivating facet of the city’s culture. These artworks, which often convey important messages on issues like hand-washing and safe sex, grace the walls of the city, created by skilled sign painters. Delhi’s street art scene, unlike many other places, maintains a strong connection with government

INTRODUCTION In a celebration of India’s rich art and architectural heritage, the inaugural India Art, Architecture & Design Biennale (IAADB) is set to take place from December 9th to 15th. The event promises to showcase the nation’s cultural treasures, from intricate doors and historic temples to exquisite textiles and architectural wonders. Held at the iconic

Introduction Gazala Narmawala’s artistic journey began five years ago when curiosity led her to pick up a paintbrush alongside her husband, Shoeb Narmawala, an art teacher. Over time, she transformed into a self-taught artist. However, her artistic passion extended beyond the canvas as she embarked on a mission to provide vibrant shelters for endangered house