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Günter Brus, one of the last surviving artists associated with the Viennese Actionism movement, passed away on Sunday at the age of 85. His death was confirmed by Kunsthaus Bregenz, […]
Günter Brus, Pioneer of Viennese Actionism, Dies at 85 Read More »
If you had spent even 10 seconds on TikTok, you might know of the Anna Marie Tendler Taylor Swift drama. While Taylor Swift is undoubtedly the voice of our generation,
Anna Marie Tendler’s ‘rooms in the first house’ Will Haunt You! Read More »
Akash Jatav is a master of capturing the pulse of everyday life through a unique and distorted lens. Jatav’s figurative pieces, particularly those depicting people on the street, their lives,
Distorted Realities and Expressive Canvases: Everyday Life through Akash Jatav’s Art Read More »
Within the ever-changing field of art, 2023 was a year of successes, conflicts, and paradigm changes. The art world saw a rainbow of events that sparked strong feelings, heated discussions,
2023 Rewind in 10 Art Stories: From Stolen Treasures to AI Dreams and Banana-Gate Drama Read More »
Unveiling a Symbolic Tribute Gandhi Darshan, the historical site located at Rajghat, New Delhi, which serves as a homage to Mahatma Gandhi’s enduring legacy, is on the cusp of a
Introduction The Iranian Revolution of 1979, also known as the Islamic Revolution or Enqelāb-e Eslāmī in Persian, was a significant event in Iran’s political landscape, disorienting Reza Shah Pahlavi’s seemingly
A groundbreaking new art book titled “Tree & Serpent: Early Buddhist Art in India” is set to be released, providing a pioneering study on the emergence of Buddhist art in
‘Tree & Serpent’: New Book Traces the Emergence of Buddhist Art in Southern India Read More »
Welcome to Samvaad, where art meets conversation, and inspiration knows no bounds. Here we engage in insightful conversations with eminent personalities from the art fraternity. Through Samvaad, Abir Pothi aims
Samvaad with Sidharth: The Visual Story Teller of Many Journeys (Part 2 of 5) Read More »
Part -1 A gender not acknowledged: The Hijras and their struggle for representation The major works by Indian photographers Anita Khemka, Dayanita Singh, and Tejal Shah are discussed in this
Rewriting Gender Through The Lens: Indian Photographers Challenging the Norm. Read More »
Krispin Joseph PX Why did rulers build massive structures? Political leaders and rulers are fond of giant skeletons. They create this in the form of a statue or Central Vista
Political Tyranny of a Soulless city Read More »