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What is Art for you? Do you believe Art is pleasing to the eye and not the mind? In the case of visual Art, viewers have considered it for centuries […]
Marcel Duchamp: A Rebellious Father of Modern Art Read More »
Art scholars argued about Gustave Courbet, a founding father of the politically-motivated Realism campaign, revolutionising the European art setting. He is regarded as an originator and initiated the route for
Gustave Courbet: Critic of Romanticism, Founder of Social Realism Read More »
In the book ‘How the Personal Became Political’, edited by Michelle Arrow, Angela Woollacott collects many critical writings on art and culture. In this book, an article, ‘How the personal
Judith Leyster: Forgotten Master in the Dutch Golden Age Read More »
In the Indian context, Hanuman has been a hot topic for many decades, yet there has been controversy because of the myth used to attack non-Hindu. Hanuman Chalisa is a
Hanuman and Magical Herbs: Priyantha Udagedara’s Visual Fiction for Dead People Read More »
Delhi Contemporary Art Week displays the new voices from, in a broader sense, the Global South as a territorial and political identity, resonating with the socio-economic contrasts and backdrops. In
(En)closed With Voices of South Asia, Resonating Visual Idioms Read More »
The Delhi Contemporary Art Week brings a new wave of ways of seeing Art. The exhibition showcases the vibrant nature of artists from India and the broader South Asian region,
Six Galleries, 50 Artists; Celebrating Un/Known Visual Narration of South Asian Art Read More »
If an artist loves silence, does Art become a flame of stillness? If an artist lives in the spirit of music, what is her Art? If an artist knows music
Shobha Broota: Scent of Visual Language, Lost Terrain of Colours Read More »
Millions of content are available about Vincent Van Gogh on Google, his legacy as a painter and insane, a lover and troubled man, and his suicide. The entire world celebrates
Loving Vincent: An Animated Visual Poetry of an Insane God Read More »
Margaret Keane is maybe the only Artist who established herself as an artist in the courtroom in Western Art history. Margaret, an American artist known for painting subjects with big
Big Eyes: A Great ‘Lure’ in Western Art, Story of Margaret Keane Read More »
The state of Bihar, holding its cultural importance, is one of the oldest civilisations in India and was once an intersection of the most affluent and the most mixed ethnicities.
Art of Bihar in 10 works Read More »