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Jayasri Burman Presents at Art Alive Gallery Jayasri Burman’s solo The Whisper of Water, The Song of Stars at Art Alive Gallery brings a rich body of recent work that celebrates the female energy in colour and black and white. The show will be on view till 25th February 2025. Jayasri Burman’s Artwork At The […]
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The Art of India The Art of India at the Habitat Centre provides a showcase of comprehensive art from the Subcontinent throwing light on areas that require attention. The exhibition, which kicked off on 12 January will continue till 19 January 2025. You may view the artistic brilliance at the Visual Arts Gallery. The Fourth
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A New Exhibition is Making Rounds The Earth My Home is an exhibition that highlights eco-dyeing, with Shibori techniques and wild art all created with self-made natural pigments and brushes. A part of the sale proceeds from this show is being donated to the Himalayan Rilung Foundation by the participant artists to support its work
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By Georgina Maddox The Astra-Guru Auction is a gorgeous display of rare works from private collections that have not been available for public viewing for many years. One may argue auction previews are almost museum spaces. Krishen Khanna’s Retired Captain Ramesh Kumar Accordion Wale As one enters the preview of the oncoming Astra Guru auction
Gallery Espace’s 35th Anniversary Gallery Espace celebrates its 35th anniversary this October. Since its inception, the gallery has become one of India’s leading art spaces, known for its innovative exhibitions and support of emerging talent, the exhibition highlights its history and harkens to the future. Gallery Espace’s New Exhibition – The Ancestral Futures With a
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Thota Vaikuntam’s Exhibition is a Hit! Thota Vaikuntam’s solo show, Redefining the Cultural Gaze, brings to the fore his love for Telangana the icons that have defined five decades of his artistic career For a man whose artwork is the centre of several drawing rooms across the Indian subcontinent and who has a very well-defined
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When one sees art made out of materials used to cloth, and style ourselves, it is both exciting and intriguing. As gallerist and curator Sharan Apparao puts it, “Fibre and textiles are integral to human life, woven into our daily routines, our environment, and our identities. These materials are not merely functional but are vital
It is an ongoing argument that some of the best art is born of adversity—where growing old is often seen as one of the unavoidable adversities faced by the human species. Yet some of the best work has come from the great Masters when they were in their 60s, 70s and sometimes even their 80s.