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At a point where the world is divided into binary gender discourses, only a few artists are successful in expressing the innate ‘identity.’ An artist who does that like no other is Bharti Kher. Kher was born in 1969 in London where she received her education; at Middlesex Polytechnic, London and Newcastle Polytechnic, Newcastle upon Tyne. […]
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From a young age, Hitler understood that he aspired to be an artist while growing up in Linz, Austria. His devoted mother even gave him a lot of support in his endeavours. But most parents do not want their children to live the clichéd life of an artist, particularly that of an ill-tempered, strict civil
Adolf Hitler: When Monster Tried (and Failed) to Be an Artist Read More »
Pulp Society hosted a captivating exhibition, ‘Pasti’. The exhibition showcased an array of mesmerizing creations, including hand-moulded functional objects made from reflective paper clay and an assortment of breathtaking works by SHED. These pieces invite viewers to fully immerse themselves in the sheer beauty of functional objects created solely from repurposed materials, presented in an
Growing up with Benode Behari Mukherjee and Leela Mukherjee will definitely sensitize one to the limitless potential of art. And if they are your parents then rest assured, for your creative faculties would always be in motion. This was the case with the Indian sculptor Mrinalini Mukherjee. Despite being surrounded by two trailblazing art figures,
The Sinewy Images of Tradition: Mrinalini Mukherjee Masterpieces Read More »
The French-led art movement known as Impressionism first appeared in the late 1800s. It is distinguished by its emphasis on encapsulating the instantaneous impression of a scene or moment, frequently highlighting the influences of colour and light. Impressionist painters aimed to capture a situation’s mood and perception rather than produce accurate, realistic details. Impressionist paintings
A beginner’s guide to Impressionism; How ‘Impressions’ Change the Art Read More »
Do all roads lead to Rome? We believe they do! The world has so much to thank Italy for. Whether it is their cheeses, wines, luxury automobiles, or calendar, Italy is undoubtedly a strong cultural mecca of Europe. Although we are all familiar with the artworks of Caravaggio, Michelangelo, or Leonardo Da Vinci, one artist
Etched into the Reality: Bartolomeo Pinelli – Master Engraver and Illustrator Read More »
Seldom known as the ‘William Turner’ of India, Paresh Maity has gained an irreplaceable position in the Indian contemporary art scene. He holds a Fine Arts degree conferred by the Government College of Art & Craft Kolkata. He later enrolled in Delhi College of Arts for his master’s. In his four-decade-long career, Paresh Maity paintings
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Introduction C.L. Porinchukutty, the former chairman of Kerala Lalithakala Akademi, breathed his last in Dubai at 91. Born in 1932 to the Louis-Thandamma couple in Chiranellur, near Kechery in Thrissur district, Porinchukutty had a remarkable journey in the world of fine arts. Career and Achievements Porinchukutty played a pivotal role in the transformation of the
Introduction K.S. Radhakrishnan’s retrospective exhibition, “On The Open Road,” at Bikaner House unfolds as a narrative of a sculptor’s journey spanning five decades. From his early encounters with the Santhal boy Musui to the recent monumental installation “The Crowd,” Radhakrishnan’s bronze figures evoke a seamless blend of strength and lightness. Exploring the Human Form Radhakrishnan’s
What is Textile Design? The artistic and practical skill applied to textiles is referred to as textile designs. By combining components such as colour, pattern, and texture, textile designers create surfaces that are visually appealing for apparel, accessories, and home decor. Their trade combines old-world ways with contemporary technology; printing, weaving, and embroidery are common
Trends in Textile Design: From Prints to Flowers and Digital Evolution Read More »