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On October 3, 2023, New Delhi’s ‘Drawing Life,’ a mesmerising exhibition that honours the ongoing allure of Warli Art, is being presented by Ojas Art, a well-known name in the art world. An extraordinary collection of about 20 works of art is on display in this exceptional exhibition, highlighting the flawless fusion of native heritage […]
Everything is visually magnificent and highly detailed in a newly opened exhibition by Latitude 28 called, “A Bend in the River.” River is used as a metaphor for everything that recreates memories of artist Pratul Dash in all his works which is an amalgamation of different narratives that come from his surroundings including the celestial
Meticulous Portrayal of Experience in “A Bend in the River” by Pratul Dash Read More »
An exhibition at DAG and a new book give us a ringside view of the historic Delhi Durbars. Curated by noted historians Rana Safvi and Swapna Liddle, DAG also launched a book, Delhi Durbar: Empire, Display and the Possession of History, co-authored by the duo In an important contribution to a facet of Delhi’s rich history, DAG
It’s important to look at the changes happening in and around our world, as it becomes an irresistible part of our lives. Contemplating those changes and mulling over them to understand what we actually lost and what we are about to get is certainly necessary. Due to the current pattern of urbanization, deforestation rates have
Exploration of Lost Spaces at “Tracing the Trails of Migration” by Artist Chippa. Read More »
Since the MeToo Movement began, the misogyny of many ‘legends’ has come into focus, especially in the arts—literature, cinema, the visual arts and even comedy. An important question that is being asked, again and again, is whether we can, in fact, separate the art from the artist. The first time I stood in front of
The Pablo-m of Picasso: A Review of Hannah Gadsby’s “Its Pablo-matic” Read More »
We often ignore and neglect the cerebral connection with the objects that we’ve used in past years of our lives or still using. The objects we encounter have the power to bring our memories to life and spark a new realm in our minds. They hold the key to our intellectual belonging and contribute to
Re-Calling Memories at Yaadghar by Akkshat Sinha Read More »
There’s an extraordinary exhibition called “Of Thoughts and Memories” at the India Habitat Centre. The main focus of this exhibition was to represent the fascinating geometrical nature of our world through various works of art. Without a doubt, the entire world is filled with an abundance of geometric compositions, found in both the physical structures
Recently, the captivating exhibition “Urban Chaos” came to a conclusion at Triveni Kala Sangam. This extraordinary display showcased artworks that explored the intriguingly distorted and illusionary images of Delhi’s bustling streets and architectural structures, allowing us to glimpse a hidden world that often eludes our everyday perception. Artist Simmi Khanna incorporates everyday life elements into
Abysmal Elements of Wonder in Simmi Khanna’s Urban Chaos Read More »
“Agradoot”, a newly launched exhibition, centres around topics of significance to women. The exhibits are meticulously crafted and designed with immense creativity and careful consideration. By interrogating the individuals responsible for bringing change, the works expose their genuine essence. The way individuals coexist has undergone a transformation. The aim of this exhibition is to delve
Creative Diversity in the Works of Agents of Change Read More »
Multiple artists have contributed to the detailed artwork being showcased in the new exhibition at Lokyata Art Gallery. The artwork possesses captivating qualities that can evoke emotional understanding and connection within individuals. There is a wide range of art forms that encompass various themes derived from mythologies, exploring their relevance to our own lives. The