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8 Depictions of Hanuman in Indian Art and Craft All of us know Hanuman. After all, he is the revered monkey deity, who plays a prominent role in the Hindu epic, Ramayana. But what does he represent? The answer is strength, devotion, and divine power. If you are an avid reader, you might find Hanuman […]
Hanuman as Painted by MF Husain, Jamini Roy, and More Read More »
Recently, at Art Alive Gallery, “Subliminal,” a scintillating solo exhibition of the latest collections by S HarshaVardhana, was held. The exhibition opened on April 7 and will be open until May 20, 2025, allowing visitors some time to delicately observe the artist’s ever-changing expressions. Visitors witnessed an elegant opening, with many art lovers, collectors, and
“Subliminal” by S. HarshaVardhana at Art Alive Read More »
There is something about weight—its intimacy, its burden, its quiet persistence—that resists easy representation. It slips through the language of metrics and measurements and instead coils itself around the stories we tell, the bodies we inhabit, and the rituals we repeat without questioning. In What Women Carry, a dual exhibition by Goan artists Harshada Kerkar
What Women Carry: Bearing the Unseen in Art at the Museum of Goa Read More »
Curated by Alka Pande, Gallery Time and Space with Art Magnum present renowned Artist Haren Thakur’s painting sensibilities in New Delhi. Art Magnum and Gallery Time and Space present A Moment in Modernity, a solo exhibition by renowned artist Haren Thakur. Curated by Dr. Alka Pande, the show will run from April 16 to April
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Diego Rivera, one of Mexico’s most celebrated artists is known for his monumental murals. He chronicled Mexican history and championed social justice. Rivera’s life, beyond his artistic achievements, was marked by controversy, radical politics, and tumultuous relationships that continue to fascinate us even today. Revera’s Artistic Vision During his days in Europe, Rivera developed a
The secret of my best work is that it is Mexican – Diego Rivera Read More »
Who was Artist Pablo Picasso? Pablo Picasso was a well-known and prolific artist who made significant advances in modern art. Picasso’s participation in the Cubist movement was a major factor in the development of contemporary art. He co-founded Cubism, a revolutionary art style that challenged conventional ideas of perspective and representation, with Georges Braque. This
A Breakdown of Pablo Picasso’s Eras Through His Greatest Paintings Read More »
Abir Design Awards’ New Logo! AbirPothi is thrilled to announce the new logo for the Abir Design Awards. At the heart of the logo lies the symbol of infinity—representing the millions of possibilities and the boundless, pixelated hope of young designers across our vast country. It’s a tribute to the creative spirit that Abir seeks
Abir Design Awards Unveils Its Official Logo! Read More »
Early Life and Education Frederick Carl Frieseke, an American Impressionist painter was born on April 7, 1874, in Owosso, Michigan. Frieseke as a child showed an early aptitude for art. He began his formal training at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1893, where he studied for a brief period before attending the Art Students
American Impressionist Master, Frederick Carl Frieseke Read More »
Rajeshwari Kala Mahotsav Comes to an End Rajeshwari Kala Mahotsav; the four-day event wrapped up at Apeejay College of Fine Arts last Saturday. The fest gave the attendees, in particular students valuable insights into different artistic techniques. It also celebrated the college’s 50th anniversary. The valedictory ceremony was graced by Major General (retd) Balwinder Singh,
These 11 Art Styles Found Popularity at Rajeshwari Kala Mahotsav Read More »
Painting is the grandchild of nature. It is related to God. — Gerrit Dou Who was Artist Gerrit Dou? Gerrit Dou was a renowned Dutch painter of the Baroque era, known for his meticulously detailed and realistic still lifes and genre scenes. Born in Leiden, Netherlands on 7 April 1613, Dou was a student of
Why Were Gerrit Dou’s Old Wrinkled Faces the Height of Baroque? Read More »