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They don’t make scholars like Dr B N Goswami anymore. Padma Bhushan Brijinder Nath, popularly known as Dr B N Goswami was born in Sargodha, now in Pakistan, on 15 Aug 1933. Son of a judge, he would never have thought of becoming an art historian. Goswami left his career as an IAS, of Bihar […]
B N Goswami’s Students Recall – A Pop Star, an Emblem of Indian Miniature Art 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 »
Smriti Malhotra Despite the popular saying, people often judge the book by its cover. Well, it is that time of the year again. Books in the olden times were leather laden and hardbound which perfectly found their spot in avid collectors’ libraries, however, that changed when images appeared on the covers of books in
Covered in Art: Oxford Bookstore Announces Art Book Prize for 2023 Read More »
Beohar Rammanohar Sinha and the Preamble The creator of illustrations in the original final manuscript of the Constitution of India including the complete Preamble page, Beohar Rammanohar Sinha, was born on 15 June 1929. He played a major role in spreading Indian art in the Far East and brought Oriental Art to India. Beohar Rammanohar
The Illustrator Who Devised The Indian Preamble: Beohar Rammanohar Sinha Read More »
In the bustling cityscape of Indore, architects play a pivotal role in shaping its dynamic urban fabric. Renowned for its blend of traditional charm and modern aspirations, architects in Indore, armed with visionary designs and technical prowess, transform skylines with iconic structures that redefine architectural paradigms. From revitalizing historic landmarks to crafting sustainable environments, architects
15 Architects in Indore to Look Out For! Read More »
The eighth iteration of Abir India’s First Take 2024 is about to engulf the vivacious city of Ahmedabad. This event is more than just a show; it is a demonstration of the ability of art to erase boundaries and captivate hearts. It’s important to consider Abir India’s extraordinary journey to this point as the expectation
Know Our Jury for Abir India’s First Take 2024: Veer Munshi Read More »
Have you ever carefully observed how the facial features shift during a performance of an Indian classical dancer while performing? Or a heroine emoting during a theatrical performance or even within a movie? These are bhavas or expressions which are mentioned in our ancient texts. In this article, we shall be learning about Ashta Nayika,
Love, Longing, and Devotion, The Ashta Nayikas And Their Artistic Representation Read More »
The bustling, ever-frenetic, almost endearingly claustrophobic charm of Mumbai is not one to be taken lightly. It inspires fierce loyalty, reluctant admiration and often stunning art — as evidenced in the works of notable and (more notably so) self-taught artist Sudhir Patwardhan, who for several decades now has managed to distil this incredibly mundane yet
Sudhir Patwardhan: Chronicles of a Meticulous Observer Read More »
In the enchanting embrace of Venice’s winding canals and timeless architecture, a flame of inspiration ignited within the hearts of its citizens. Mayor Riccardo Selvatico, a man enamoured with the arts, successfully persuaded the city council to embark on a grand endeavour – creating a Biennale celebrating Italy’s finest artistic talents. Initially scheduled for 1894,
The Venice Biennale: Origin and History of an Evolutionary Exhibition Model Read More »
After years of study and mastery, artists can create a perfect portrayal of a body, a body in motion, or an abstract idea. The result is a lifelong quest for the peculiar ingredient that heightens the beauty of life. It is comparable to a musical note; a musician moves along with them like a river.
Jatin Das: Visual Metaphor of Motions, Poetical in Colours Read More »