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Furniture that blends storage with design, layouts that allow easy movement, and materials that feel calm to the senses go a long way in ensuring harmony. It’s a reminder that a home isn’t just meant to look beautiful but it can be emotionally enriching as well.
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At Delhi Contemporary Art Week, a look at contextual ways to display the art pieces in your collection, an engagement with the materiality and ideas in contemporary sculpture, and an experience of how art itself can respond to its environment and reference its own source.
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The theme for Australia's National Reconciliation Week - from May 27 to June 3 - this year is Bridging Now to Next. The Australian High Commission in India is observing it with a show around indigenous Australian art.
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An ongoing art show at DAG Delhi and a new book by Trinity College literature professor Sarah Bilston revisit two ways in which the British sought to collect plants as well as knowledge about plants from colonized countries.
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6 artworks on show in 'The Art of Confluence' exhibition of digital art as well as traditional media, in south Mumbai. Exhibition on till Sunday, May 26.
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When in Rishikesh, you can't miss the public art along the routes to Ram Jhula and Lakshman Jhula. Also visit The Beatles Ashram, for some cool wall art capturing the vibe of the place. Plus, an art residency in the pilgrimage centre brings together artists from around the world.
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Gulammohammed Sheikh retrospective at KNMA Delhi may not be linear, but it captures six decades of the key Indian artist's thought and work across media.
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The toddler's vivid style is 'babyish but mysteriously dexterous', gallery director -- and matchmaker of her parents -- Dan Isomura said.
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S HarshaVardhana’s new solo show ‘Subliminal’ at Delhi’s Art Alive Gallery marks a fresh departure and an arrival in the artist’s oeuvre — from pale hues of his earlier works to a primacy of bold colours — with the triangle at its core and maturity in its articulation.
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Artist Lal Bahadur Singh, who grew up in UP’s Ghazipur, says ‘I’m presenting my human society through the figures of birds and animals’ about his exhibition ‘Silent Echoes of a Flight Beyond… and Whispers of the Earth Beneath…’ at Delhi’s Gallerie Nvya.
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In 2014, art historian Mina Gregori said she had found 17th century painter Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio's 'Magdalene in Ecstasy' in a private collection. The Italian embassy in India and KNMA have now brought this work to Delhi for public viewing.
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The winners were displayed in a replica frame in the exact spot where 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' usually hangs, between two portraits by Dutch Baroque painter Gerard ter Borch.
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Banksy -- whose identity is publicly unknown and the subject of feverish speculation -- has crossed the globe for decades painting clandestine murals in public spaces, including in the occupied West Bank, London and Los Angeles.
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Exclusive interview: Artist Shilpa Gupta on how borders divide but they also connect people, why points and moments of transition interest her, and how mobility and travel are integral to who we are as humans.
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The MET's director and CEO Max Hollein on Indian art in the New York museum, the responsibilities and possibilities for museums in the AI age, bringing shows to India, and why The MET has a digital department of 30-plus people.
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Artist activist Probir Gupta highlights inequalities, injustices and instances of shocking violence in his works. The latest exhibition of his works, 'Migrants in the Museum', was mounted at Travancore Palace in New Delhi.
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Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) director Chris Saines on returning stolen art, giving indigenous arts their rightful place and Indian artists at the ongoing 2025 Asia-Pacific Triennale in Australia.
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If you are planning to visit the India Art Fair 2025 and are not sure what to see first, start with these 10 pieces. Also start here if you're unable to go for any reason but would like to keep abreast of what's interesting at the 16th edition of the Delhi art fair.
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Western Australian artist Darrell Sibosado on treating indigenous art like any other form of contemporary art rather than an 'anthropological display case', coming to the India Art Fair 2025 and why he wants to come back to India again.
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'Forgotten Souvenirs', an exhibition of mica tablets painted in Indian cities like Murshidabad and Tiruchirappalli, between the 1750s and 1850s, is on at MAP Bengaluru till February 23, 2025.
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Lalit Mohan Sen was the first Indian whose Gandhi & Tagore woodcuts were acquired by London’s Victoria & Albert Museum for permanent display. Kolkata’s Emami Art gallery director Ushmita Sahu talks about Sen and his first major exhibition of 70 monochromatic images that Emami brings to Chennai.
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Explore 12 vibrant state pavilions, showcasing India's rich heritage, traditions, art, and cuisine. Get ready to be mesmerized!
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Serendipity Arts Festival 2024 showed how Artificial Intelligence & human creativity can meet ingeniously to make art. Radhika Agarwala's video installation depicts what the recently released 'India State of Forest Report (ISFR) 2023' revealed: a worrying depletion/destruction of India's natural dense forests.
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Known for his bold expressions of homosexuality in art, the late Gujarati artist Bhupen Khakhar's works were the highlight at the recent 9th edition of the Serendipity Arts Festival, Goa, in a show curated by artist-friend Gulammohammed Sheikh, whose words made accountant Khakhar make art over six decades ago.
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The ninth edition of the multidisciplinary Serendipity Arts Festival will take place at Panjim, Goa, from December 15-22, 2024. This edition will feature 200-plus projects, by 1,800-plus artists, at 22-plus venues.
