India’s only daily art newspaper
I try to paint a land that is my own. My land. With my rules. It has no resemblance to nature. It is the struggle to create this land that makes the process of painting interesting…. Ganesh Haloi The Kiran Nadar Museum of Art is collaborating with the Birla Academy of Art and Culture to […]
Ganesh Haloi’s New KNMA Show ‘Re-citations’ Recalls His Life and Imagination Read More »
The highly anticipated third edition of the Art of India exhibition is set to captivate art enthusiasts in the national capital, commencing on January 28 at the India Habitat Centre (IHC). Under the theme “Tradition, Transition, Modernity,” the eight-day exhibition, curated by esteemed art critic Alka Pande, promises to be a celebration of India’s diverse
Background The Bengal region experienced partition twice, once during the British Raj by Lord Curzon as a means for his ‘divide and rule’ policy that separated the Muslim majority to the east and the Hindu majority to the West of the Bengal presidency. This was a fatal blow to Bengali nationalism. Thus, the ‘two nation
Echoes of Suffering and Resilience: Artistic Responses to the 1947 Partition in Bengal Read More »