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Empowering Through Art: Aman Kumar Bavariya’s Journey of Breaking Taboos

Artists of the Week /

Aman Kumar Bavariya, a talented artist hailing from Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, is currently pursuing his Masters in Fine Arts at the Government College of Fine Arts in Jabalpur. His journey exploration of creativity and self-expression, where he finds joy in creating paintings that delve deep into the interplay of colours. Bavariya’s fascination with colours is […]

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Epic Horizons and Inner Realms: Journeying Through Landscape & Mindscape with Hodges & Ghosh at DAG, Windsor Place

Exhibitions /

The DAG Gallery, tucked away in the centre of Windsor Place, is a tribute to the diverse range of artistic tales that have influenced the development of India’s cultural legacy. This season, the gallery presents a thrilling double feature that unites two distinguished artists from disparate historical periods, each of whom made a unique contribution

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Bipul Roy Captures the Essence of Nature and Emotions with Water Colour

Artists of the Week, Featured /

Artist of the Week is a special category that recognises and highlights the works of talented artists. Each week, new artists are featured, showcasing their unique styles, techniques, and themes. From emerging artists to established veterans, the Artist of the Week category celebrates creativity and diversity in the art world and provides a platform for

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Monet’s French Riviera Odyssey Illuminated: “Monet in Full Light” Exhibition

News /

Exploring the Riviera with Renoir: Genesis of Monet’s Journey In 1883, Claude Monet’s artistic trajectory took a captivating turn as he embarked on a journey to the French Riviera alongside his fellow artist and friend, Pierre-Auguste Renoir. This pivotal trip marked the beginning of a series of voyages that would profoundly influence Monet’s work. Grimaldi

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Sunil Das’ Artistic Odyssey: The Spirit of Equine Majesty and Ferocious Bulls

Artist Profile, Featured, On This Day /

Born in Kolkata in 1939, Sunil Das was an Indian expressionist painter. Coming from a middle-class family, Das decided to be a painter early on in life and refused to join his family business. He enrolled in the Government College of Art and Craft, Calcutta in 1955 and later won a French Government Scholarship to

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Celebrating Joseph Anton Koch and His Masterful Paintings on His Birthday

On This Day /

27 July,2023 ON THIS DAY On this special day, we commemorate the birth anniversary of the renowned artist, Joseph Anton Koch. A visionary painter of his time, Joseph Anton Koch’s remarkable artworks continue to captivate art enthusiasts worldwide. Let’s delve into the life and brilliance of this talented artist, exploring his iconic paintings, including the

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Grandma Moses: Acclaimed Self-Taught ‘Primitive’ Artist Who Started Painting In Her Late Seventies

On This Day /

On this day, 7th of September, 1860, Anna Mary Robertson Moses was born in Greenwich, New York, US. She was the third of ten children born to Russell King Robertson, a farmer, and Margaret Shannahan. Due to lack of warm cloths, Anna Moses attended school only in the summer. At the age of 12 she

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John Singer Sargent, his landscapes, and his controversial portrait of Madame X

On This Day /

The leading portrait painter of his generation, John Singer Sargent is remembered on 14th April on his death anniversary. He died in 1925 and left behind a legacy of around 900 oil paintings, more than 2000 watercolours, numerous sketches and charcoal drawings. Although he was popular among art lovers as a portraitist, he was also

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