South Asia’s biggest LGBTQ+ film festival will also be supported by consulates, NGOs and media organizations. The 13th edition of KASHISH Mumbai International Queer Film Festival, South Asia’s biggest LGBTQ+ film festival will kick start June Pride Month with its hybrid festival this year. KASHISH 2022 will be held from June 1-5th at Liberty Cinema […]
Including contributions by: Kader Attia, Kim Beom, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Mahatma Gandhi, Zarina, Mona Hatoum, Partition Museum, Sir Roger Penrose, Paul Pfeiffer, Vilayanur Ramachandran, Roger Shephard, Homai Vyarawalla, Alexa Wright John Hansard Gallery, part of the University of Southampton, is pleased to present Tangled Hierarchy, an exhibition that centres on a collection of five humble yet […]
French May Arts Festival joins hands with Chinachem Group again, presenting a unique interactive dance performance by French artist Ophelia Jacarini, whichwill be shown at Central Market and NINA MALL. Alongside the French Traditional Gourmet Market, one of the highlights of the 13th of the French GourMay Food and Wine Festival, French May invites Hong Kong residents to unbox […]
Entre 5 de maio e 26 de agosto algumas das estações mais movimentadas do Metro servem de palco para a reconhecida artista Natália Gromicho (www.nataliagromicho.com) apresentar “Lisboa, digna de nota – pinturas de Natália Gromicho”, uma exposição de pintura inserida nas comemorações do 25.º aniversário de carreira desta artista portuguesa. Esta exposição insere-se no âmbito do programa de […]
Showcasing Works of Street Artists from Hong Kong & France Inspired by Textile Heritage alongside 15 Knit-artworks Transcribing from the Street-artworks Celebrating the sixth year of partnership, LAWSGROUP and French May Arts Festival collaborate with street art gallery L’Epicerie Fine HK and three street artists from France and Hong Kong to present a curated group […]
There’s The Last Supper, Leonardo da Vinci’s artistic representation of the most iconic meal in the history of humankind. More than five centuries later is Anjolie Ela Menon’s mural Upaj, the story of every Indian supper – actually every meal by every Indian. It is a weaving of the rich diversity of India in its […]
Bharti Kher’s incredible sculpture exhibition titled Stange Attractors, presented by Nature Morte, consisted of nostalgic, mysterious and melancholic works, boldly unfolding a visual narrative. Kher’s employs a wide range of materials to bewilder, mesmerize and repel. The artist’s unique visual language depicts a deep understanding of the cosmos. She uses the outlandish to make observation […]
“ With Studio Kishangarh my endeavour has been to not just create contemporary miniatures, but also develop the art in a sustainable, natural manner.” – Princess Vaishnavi Kumari Kishangarh, located off the Jaipur highway on a fast-lane expressway, is a harmonious blend of sophisticated and rural India. You’ll find yourself in the centre of a […]
Review of UNRULY SYNTAX, a solo show by Ravi Kumar Kashi at Gallery Sumukha, Bangalore. (4th December 2021 to 22nd Jan 2022 Artist Ravi Kumar Kashi holds a BFA in Painting from Chitrakala Parishath, Bangalore, MFA in Print Making from MSU, Baroda, MA in English from Mysore University and been a recipient of various grants […]
Photographer-collector-film-maker Sanjeet Chowdhury’s photoessay title Matsya—35 mm is crafted out of years of engagement with fish culture in the port-cities of Calcutta (Kolkata) and Bombay (Mumbai). For at least two decades, Sanjeet looked at fish in their diverse forms as a signifier of cultural practices, a commodity, and an aesthetic object. Indeed, his meticulous attention […]
Speaking from his home in Paris, at a moment when it was impossible to meet in person, this was possibly one of, if not the last, major interview given by Christian Liberté Boltanski, before his untimely death in the summer of 2021. In hindsight it reads as a remarkable testament to the artist’s energies and […]
The advent of the camera in the 1840s revolutionised not only the way people viewed the world and their lives but it also altered the world of visual art and steered it towards the direction that impacted it immensely. All of a sudden, it obviated the necessity of rendering art as closely as possible to […]
Rajesh Deb (1979, Dharmanagar, Tripura) is an artist who sees political overtones in everyday life. He exposes the social and political concerns of his time and constructs a satirical universe that runs concurrently with reality. By conjuring up disturbing pictures, he removes the veil on the many worthless features of today’s world. A Rabindra Bharti […]
Art has always been an expression of inner emotions, intuitions, and aspirations to a majority of people. It has always been a method of expressing one’s perspective on the world, which is an extension of the personality for many. On the other hand, beauty has always been a measure of a feeling’s impact. One often […]
