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Nature Morte presents Exhibition “We are all Circles” by Vandana Kothari

We are all Circles by Vandana Kothari

The solo exhibition “We are all Circles” featuring the works by Vandana Kothari opened on on Saturday, June 21st 2025 in Nature Morte. Vandana Kothari’s artistic practice emerges through a sustained engagement with the emotional and perceptual dimensions of time and space, building a deeply personal visual language that is nonetheless in conversation with broader […]

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Designer Aditi Prakash empowers Artisans to Become Artists

Madhubani Painting by Preeti Das

Mentoring Magic at 47 A is a powerful showcase curated by Srila Chatterjee. The 5 day exhibition will feature the transformative journeys of nine traditional artisans and practitioners of tribal art forms like Gond, Bhil, and Madhubani—who have evolved into contemporary artists through a unique mentorship program led by designer Aditi Prakash. Through a series of

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“In The Small, Infinite”: A Group Show at Method Kala Ghoda and Method Bandra

Method presents “In The Small, Infinite”, a group show of small works, that captures the movement of artists turning their attention to the petite. Art analysts have identified a pattern emerging: collectors and artists alike are turning their attention to the petite. Intimate pieces are increasingly sought after, not just for their accessibility, but for

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Contemporary Indian Women’s Art Arrives in Germany with ‘Ladies Compartment’ Show

Method will mark its debut in Germany with a powerful new exhibition titled ‘Ladies Compartment’. It will be hosted in collaboration with Gallery Melike Bilir in Hamburg. This exhibition will feature six dynamic Indian women artists and be part of India Week Hamburg 2025. Opening June 24, Ladies Compartment draws its title from the gender-segregated

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NAMMA ART BENGALURU- A unique experience of rich artistic spectrum

“Art is the most intense mode of individualism that the world has known.”-Oscar Wilde The first ever five days National Art Fair- ‘Namma Art Bengaluru: Vishva Kala Sangama’ was organized by Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath from 28th May-1 st June, 2025 in Bangalore. Events like this are not just about coexistence but about dynamic exchange and

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As We Run Through Time: Reframing Goa Through Perception at Museum of Goa

In the heart of Goa, at the intersection of art, tourism, and identity, a quiet shift is beginning to take shape. No, it’s not a new resort or yet another techno festival—it’s something far more intimate, layered, and long overdue. The recently concluded Collaborative Photography Design-a-thon at the Museum of Goa, aptly titled As We

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Vikram Goyal Studio and Viya Present a Landmark Showcase in Kolkata

A Debut Exhibition of Home Design Objects at the Historic Burdwan Palace Kolkata, India : Vikram Goyal Studio and Viya are proud to announce their first-ever joint showcase in Kolkata, marking a significant new chapter for both design houses. Set against the grand backdrop of the iconic Burdwan Palace, from June 18th to 21st ,

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From Picasso to Murakami: 5 NYC Art Exhibits You’ll Regret Not Seeing

Your guide to all things art in New York City Making It Modern: European Ceramics from the Martin Eidelberg Collection On view at The Met Fifth Avenue (Gallery 521) from June 16, 2025, to January 4, 2026, Making It Modern celebrates Dr. Martin Eidelberg’s generous gift of approximately 80 European ceramic works dating from the

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