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March 10, On This Day It was exactly a year ago, on March 10, 2020, that the World Health Organization (WHO) officially declared the Covid-19 pandemic. Since then, the world […]
A year ago today, Covid-19 changed art Read More »
Getaways and collectives of artists have been severely limited by the Covid-19 pandemic, with some doubt still lingering in the air for now. Team Pothi does a round-up In the
India’s art residencies: Held back by uncertainty in 2021 Read More »
Santanu Borah dwells on a subject that has been contentious across history: do spirits and contrabands help you make that masterpiece? Like the average individual I like to socialise. In
Addiction and art: Where do you think that tenth glass of whisky is leading you? Read More »
Baroda broadened Veer Munshi’s artistic horizon, but the real world after it posed uncomfortable problems for him, but it also turned his life around. The artist recounts his new beginning
Talking art with Veer Munshi Part 3: The trauma and hungry days after leaving Baroda Read More »
Artist Veer Munshi tells Santanu Borah why living the life of an artist and following a process that even includes mundane chores, is important in becoming an artist. This is
A SUMMARY OF THE MOST EXCITING ART NEWS FROM AROUND THE GLOBE While we focus on Indian art, we can’t obviously function in a vacuum. It’s a small world and
New-age art: A single tweet is poised to sell for $2.5 million Read More »
Tribhuvan Kumar: Human learnings born from nature’s wisdom Themes that dominate the soul of Tribhuvan Kumar’s artwork, executed often via the medium of etching and wood, include human subjects like
Decay, struggle, abstraction and evolution from this week’s artists Read More »
M F Husain, a member of the Progressive Artists\’ Group, was a pilgrim of art who went from Pandharpur to Mumbai — a great example of great art coming from
M F Husain: A retrospective of the pilgrim of art Read More »
Think about Ghana and you see the Kanto batiq print in your mind. The Pothi team profiles Dr. Abraham Ekow Asmah, the man behind the Kanto From the early ages,
Volare, Kanto re: Meet the African who made the batiq print sing Read More »
March 8, On This Day This artist has a spiritual connection with his materials Born in Germany’s Black Forest just two months before the end of World War II (on
Depicting the horrors of The Holocaust Read More »