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Nidheesh Tyagi tells you why the living through difficult times makes us more human and saves the best of us from the worst of us As the world is talking less about Covid and more about vaccine jabs, it is time to come out of almost a year-long dark depressing tunnel and breathe in the […]
Notes from an open optimist 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 these social events the discussion does veer towards art, though that happens rarely. A large part of socialising, often, results in mild drunken arguments. Sometimes,
Addiction and art: Where do you think that tenth glass of whisky is leading you? Read More »
Picasso has left the UN building in New York. Ruby Jagrut feels the wall should not be empty and advises the UN to fill it with something young, contemporary and meaningful. She also lists some of her choices For the post World War scenario, it was great to have Picasso\’s Guernica on the panels of
Guernica is gone. We can’t keep staring at the blank panel Read More »
Ranna Parikh talks about the marriage of art and architecture Walter Gropious had famously said, “Architecture begins where engineering ends.” And I couldn’t agree more because everyone has their own visual perception, insight and skill. The sensitivity that an architect/ designer has is developed on a whole new tangent, and that enhances the spatial characteristics
Art and Architecture: A true happily ever after Read More »
Santanu Borah walks through the maze of artist statements and tries to figure out a statement that can be truly confusing. He also tells you where you can auto-generate beautifully pretentious statements and other such unavoidable things Hello friends, curators and buyers, My name is Being Real. I am an artist. Painting for the last
How not to write an artist statement Read More »
Ruby Jagrut talks about her own journey and those of others who missed the school bus, and became self taught artists.
Confessions of a self-taught artist: Ruby Jagrut Read More »
That Raza was a small town boy, who took with him the bit of India, culture, words, meanings, shades along with him wherever he went and returned to share everything he had earned through his journey.
Raza@100: A journey that’s a celebration in itself Read More »
Santanu Borah tells you why in order to possess something beautiful you have to give something practical in return Since I paint often and pretend as best as I can that I am good at it, I understand some of the “interesting” problems that artists face. Without using the jargons that art writers are often
Want your artist friend to gift you their work? Don\’t Forget To Consider this Read More »
Ruby Jagrut, Founder of Abir Space talks about her journey with this initiative so far.
Going digital is the way forward: Ruby Jagrut Read More »
Nidheesh Tyagi invokes the lesser known world of Gond tribal art to tell you about the bridge we are building
Humanise, Humour, Heal, Inspire: Nidheesh Tyagi Read More »