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Introduction B.N. Goswamy, a distinguished Indian art critic and historian, confesses that he is not a cat lover. Nevertheless, his encounters and interactions with feline companions have led him to explore the world of cats, resulting in his recent work, “The Indian Cat: Stories, Paintings, Poetry, and Proverbs.” In this article, we will look into […]
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A. Ramachandran is renowned for his vivid paintings that are filled with iconic Indian images, but he has also been quietly creating a parallel universe in the field of sculpture. Through a wonderful show called “Ramachandran: A Retrospective of Sculptures,” the master artist’s sculptures, which were sometimes eclipsed by his paintings, are now receiving the
Introduction Mark Rothko, known for his iconic colour field paintings, is being celebrated at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris. This grand exhibition takes visitors on a journey through his artistic evolution, shedding light on the lesser-known aspects of his career. Curated by Suzanne Pagé and Christopher Rothko, the artist’s son, this retrospective offers a
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Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami, is an important Hindu festival celebrated with enthusiasm and fervour across India. One of the central and visually prominent traditions is the making and burning of effigies of Ravan. This centuries-old custom has deep symbolic significance, as it signifies the victory of good over evil, inspired by the epic story
Introduction There is an age-old craft—the art of idol-making—in the centre of India’s diverse cultural tradition, where legends whisper through old banyan trees and the air hums with the immortal echoes of devotion. For nearly three centuries, this elegant and impressive skill has nurtured Bengal’s spiritual soul, reaching a crescendo in the centre of Kolkata
Tradition of Durga Idol Making: A Cultural Odyssey from Kumartuli to Guwahati Read More »
Despite the hype surrounding Paris, dealers claim that London still dominates the European art market as Frieze opens Amid the spectre of Brexit and stringent Covid-19 measures two years ago, London’s standing as Europe’s art capital seemed under threat from Paris. However, as Frieze London’s 20th edition approaches, art dealers and experts are refuting these
Introduction Over the ages, art has given rise to a great number of appealing styles in its diverse and ever-evolving field. Because each art form has its own distinctive traits, influences, and historical background, art fans find it to be a fascinating topic. We’ll examine 11 art styles in this article that you should be
Comparing Op Art to other art movements provides valuable insights into how Op Art stands out as a unique and influential genre. Let’s delve into the distinctions between Op Art and some other notable art movements: Op Art vs. Abstract Expressionism Op Art: Op Art is characterized by precise geometric patterns, meticulous organization, and a
Op Art’s Journey: From Optical Illusions to Interdisciplinary Innovation (Part-3) Read More »
Characteristics of Op Art Op Art, short for Optical Art, is a unique artistic movement known for its ability to challenge and engage the viewer’s perception. Its distinctive features and techniques set it apart from other art movements, creating an immersive visual experience that often leaves observers in awe. 1. Geometric Precision and Abstraction Op
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Introduction Art can remarkably stimulate the human mind and stir our emotions. It takes us on journeys through colours, shapes, and forms, challenging our perceptions and evoking a wide range of sensations. One such captivating and enigmatic genre of art that emerged in the mid-20th century is Op Art, short for Optical Art. Op Art
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