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#Throwback2022: As an artist, I am not subservient to anybody – Krishen Khanna Part 1

#longread, Artist Profile / 27/12/2022

By Vandana Shukla The centrality of visual art is governed by geometrical considerations. But it is the discovery made in the process that underlines its longevity. Krishen Khanna, a self-taught artist, has been engaged in making these discoveries through his entire span of life. His art has come to be celebrated globally for the fresh […]

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Group show in Goa as part of Raza Centenary Celebrations

Artist Profile, News / 28/04/2022

Posthumous Dialogues with Souza: Homage to a Goan Artist, is being held in MOG-Museum of Goa, Saligao, Goa from 23 April to 30 May 2022. The event, comprising an exhibition of works of 27 artists – both upcoming and established including the likes of Atul Dodiya and Sudhir Patwardhan – is organised as part of

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As an artist, I am not subservient to anybody – Krishen Khanna Part 1

#longread, Artist Profile / 28/04/2022

By Vandana Shukla The centrality of visual art is governed by geometrical considerations. But it is the discovery made in the process that underlines its longevity. Krishen Khanna, a self-taught artist, has been engaged in making these discoveries through his entire span of life. His art has come to be celebrated globally for the fresh

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Raza@100: He carried his jungle everywhere and remained lost in it

Special Story / 05/03/2021

Raza had a particular way of putting the colour on canvas. He will not paint a big black circle with a big brush. He would use a relatively small brush and begin with a small dot and then keep brushing gently agains the canvas over hours like a seasoned practice in deep concentration. Sometimes it may take 2 or 3 days.

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14 Famous Wall Murals of Ancient India You Must Check Out! 14/09/2024
14 Famous Wall Murals of India India, with its rich tapestry of history and culture, is home to some of the most extraordinary wall murals. These ancient cave paintings, ornate palace murals, and temple paintings are evidence of the evergrowing artistic heritage and sensibilities of the country. Let’s talk about a few of the celebrated […]
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The Secret Life of MF Husain: Controversies, Eccentricism, Familial Ties, and More 14/09/2024
Why MF Husain Wanted to Burn His Paintings Before He Died? We mostly talked about Hindi literature with a focus on poetry. They love poetry a lot. There are a lot of poets around, and the world is full of literature. We also talk a lot about poetry, but beyond that, we mostly talk about […]
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How Did M.F. Husain’s Passion for Cars Contrast with His Artistic Image? 14/09/2024
Husain’s creative genius extended beyond the canvas. He was a lover of fine engineering and luxury, which he expressed through his impressive collection of cars. While his bold, vibrant artworks and unique style captured global attention, another lesser-known aspect of his life was his deep passion for luxury cars. Throughout his illustrious career, Husain was […]
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10 Biggest Paintings in the World Ranked by Their Widths 14/09/2024
Some of the world’s largest paintings astonish not only with their immense size but also with their artistic ambition. These masterpieces not only captivate with their scale but also resonate deeply with their profound artistic expressions. Let’s take a look at top 10 biggest paintings in the world ranked according to their widths. 1. The […]
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Namboothiri: Kerala’s Master Illustrator, Cartoonist and A People’s Artist 13/09/2024
When we think of the quirky and unforgettable characters of Charles Dickens and their hold over British readerly imagination in the 19th century, we wholeheartedly pay tribute – and rightly so – to the impeccable writing skill of Dickens as an author but what we often fail to acknowledge is the role of illustrators like […]
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What Role Does Printmaking Play in Manonita Karar’s Artistic Exploration of Inner Turmoil? 13/09/2024
Manonita Karar, an eminent graphic artist from Howrah in India, is considered an important figure in contemporary printmaking. She did her graduation in illustration from Rabindra Bharati University and then commenced her Master’s in Graphic Arts at Maharaja Sayajirao University to further her skills more effectively. Her artistic practice is deeply involved with traditional printmaking: […]
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7 Books on MF Husain to Check Out 13/09/2024
Here are some notable books written about or related to M.F. Husain M.F. Husain, as an icon, loomed large in Indian modernism, feted for his style so quintessentially signature and unprecedentedly influential in the international art scene. On through his coloured yet evocative works of challenge and transcendence, the art world continues its inspiration-the academic, […]
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M.F. Husain’s Art Sparks FIRs: Controversies and Legal Battles Over Artistic Expression 12/09/2024
M.F. Husain was even regarded as a colossus in modern Indian art during his lifetime for his bright, incandescent paintings. His artistic legacy has been no less embroiled in controversies. Husain has been in and out of controversies regarding his work, especially when religious sentiments combined with legal aspects. One such major controversy cropped up […]
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Exploring Simplicity: 11 Things To Know About The Japandi Aesthetic 12/09/2024
Here are 11 things you need to know about the Japandi style or aesthetics: It may be all the rage now, this new aesthetic that has been doing the rounds in homes and interiors and in the design world. But the Japandi style is anything but a new aesthetic. It is simply a blend of […]
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Delectable Artworks: Palate and palette in ‘Recipes and Cookbooks’ 12/09/2024
Food and Culinary Practices in Art A recipe has no soul. You, as the cook, must bring soul to the recipe. Thomas Keller Food has been a subject in visual arts since aeons ago, symbolising both sustenance and cultural connotation, where the artists depicted lavish feasts as symbols of affluence and abundance, to contemporary art, […]
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