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Designers and Scientists Exploring the Potential of Bio-Design

Room For More Art /

What is a Biodesign? Biodesign is a field that is incredibly relevant to all designers now, it entails using organic materials, getting inspiration from nature, creating a symbiotic link between live organisms and design, and enabling nature to influence the result. Using the natural world’s intelligence and adaptability, we can construct long-lasting creations that may […]

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Telugu Medium Restaurant Blends South Indian Architecture with Culinary Excellence in Hyderabad

Architecture, News /

Introduction A recent addition to Hyderabad’s lively Jubilee Hills neighbourhood, Telugu Medium is a tribute to the region’s rich architectural legacy. Using traditional building materials and methods, the restaurant pays tribute to the local vernacular architecture while providing a modern eating experience. It was designed by the local firm Sona Reddy Studio. Embracing Tradition in

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Science and Technology Folk Festival ‘Reasons to Celebrate’ to Take Place at Indian Institute of Science

News /

The Indian Institute of Science is set to host the innovative ‘Reasons to Celebrate’ festival, focusing on science and technology through the lens of folk arts. Organised by Bachelor of Science (Research) and BTech undergraduate students as part of their humanities course “Mapping India with the Folk Arts,” the festival will occur on Saturday from

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Is Praveen Jariya’s Artistic Voyage from Suhajni Village a Window to Rural Serenity?

Artists of the Week /

Praveen Jariya is an artist, who grew up in the village of Suhjani, Jabalpur and finds great inspiration in the diverse cultural legacy of his hometown. The venerated goddess statue, a symbol of divine adoration ingrained in the village’s customs, is at the centre of his artistic journey. Praveen pays honour to the sacred goddess

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Sharmila Gupta’s Abstract Odyssey into the Heart of Existence

Artists of the Week /

Abstract artist Sharmila Gupta explores the very core of existence and emotion in her work, going beyond the bounds of traditional representation. She encourages people to ponder the profundity of human experience and the interconnection of the cosmos through her enthralling paintings. With a keen eye for the beauty found in the harmony of elements,

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Stitching Time: An Embroidered Journey Through Nature and Memories by Ranita Bera

Artists of the Week /

Ranita Bera combines her personal and intellectual experiences to create a portrayal of the modern world. Even though her academics have taken her to many different places, her work consistently reflects a strong sense of nostalgia for her early years, which takes the form of a celebration of shapes, colours, and the intrinsic meanings they

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From Uttar Pradesh to National Acclaim: Indrapal’s Sculptural Exploration of Time, Society, and Mediums

Artists of the Week /

Indrapal is a talented sculptor from the Mau district of Uttar Pradesh, who has been navigating in the world of art since his early years. His artistic journey unfolded at the Faculty of Visual Arts, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, where he successfully earned his Bachelor’s degree in Sculpture from 2015 to 2019. Subsequently, he pursued

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Gaudí’s Architecture: Is it Poetic?

Architecture, Room For More Art /

Gaston Bachelard’s exploration of language, distinguishing between the utilitarian “signification” and the creative “poetry,” provides a lens through which we can analyse the intersection of language and architecture. In Michael Graves’ “A Case for Figurative Architecture,” the analogy between common language and the internal structure of a building is drawn, emphasising the pragmatic and technical

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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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Spiritual Evolution on Canvas: Ginni Singh’s Abstract Masterpieces Illuminate the Beauty of Life

Artists of the Week /

Born in India’s bustling metropolis of Delhi, visionary artist Ginni Singh is a shining example of artistic talent who has a strong dedication to the field of abstract expression. Her life-changing artistic journey, embodied by an unwavering love of creation, has permanently altered the landscape of modern Indian art. Ginni started her artistic journey in

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