The 13th India Art fair held at NSCI was a wonderful celebration for enthusiast art lovers who flocked to the venue regardless of sultry weather and a revival of a few Covid cases. This much waited fair returned after two years and the visitors embraced it. It contained a plurality of spirit that reflected the […]
Month: August 2022
The Lost Pair – Saraswathy K Bhattathiri
Review on the solo show ‘Is Today Better than Yesterday’ by Surekha Sharada at 1 Shantiroad Studio/Gallery, Bangalore, 17th -24th May 2022. Surekha Sharada is a contemporary visual artist based in Bangalore. Her works have been exhibited in various national and international museums like San Jose Museum (USA), Museum Guimet (Paris), Kunst Kruezberg (Germany) Kunstraum […]
Rokeya Sultana – Gaurav Kumar
Exhibition of works and launch of monograph at Lalit Kala Akademi, National Academy of Art, Rabindra Bhavan, New Delhi, 6th -26th June 2022 This knee-buckling collection of more than forty years of Rokeya Sultana’s art, which is most known for dealing with themes of women, sexuality, and feminism, should be it if you only have […]
ART MAGNUM & GOLF GREEN GALLERY PRESENT NIRMAYA SPARSA BRINGING BENGAL ART TO DELHI
A rich representation of master artists the show comes alive on 12th August 2022 at Shridharani Gallery. Art Magnum and Golf Green Gallery present ‘ Healing Touch (Niramaya Sparsa)’, a group exhibition featuring eminent modern and contemporary artists from Bengal and showcasing the cultural richness of the region. The exhibition shall in many ways depict the response of the […]
‘Can we Talk’ – a solo show by Mohd. Intiyaz at Method Kalaghoda
Date – Ongoing until 21st August Address –Method Kalaghoda – 86, Nagindas Master Rd, Kala Ghoda, Fort, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400001 Description – Many hardships are not unique, yet despite being a reality shared among many, things are difficult to talk about openly.Method Kalaghoda to present their ongoing show titled – Can We Talk? a collection of works […]
Bind/ Bond – Uma Prakash
Threshold Gallery’s latest exhibition Bind/Bound speaks to a wide variety of contemporary concerns from bonding to the necessity of acceptance. It examines the fragility of human existence, and speaks about life and the human spirit on a most profound level. This show follows the ethos of an earlier thought-provoking exhibition titled Bakhiya, curated by Tunty […]
Inherited Arts Forum at India Art Fair 2022 Exploring the world of indigenous art forms in India-Chhavi Jain
Indian lore is rooted in storytelling, iconography and symbolism that, in grandiose or mundane forms, surrounds us inevitably. From the first known source of communication, take the logosyllabic script and signs found in caves dating back to the Indus Valley civilisation as an example, to eventually evolving into a diverse vocabulary from local traditions, cultures, […]
Spirit from bondage to freedom: An Interview with Sonali Chaudhari – Yeindrila Das
Art is contemplation. It is the pleasure of the mind which searches into nature and which there divines the spirit of which nature herself is animated. -Auguste Rodin Sonali Chaudhari is a Visual Artist based in New Delhi, India, having studied Fine Art at the prestigious College of Art in Delhi, till 1999. Sonali loves […]
Affect to Effect: an interview with Julia Crabtree and William Evans – Rajesh Punj
For British duo Julia Crabtree and William Evans sculpture, and the sculptural experience, have less to do with fixed forms, those that become the icons of the modern age, theirs is an almost adolescent interest in materials and matter that appear ugly and uneasy on the eye, that might crack under the weight of expectation. […]
ZAMIN: HOMELANDS- CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS AT JNAF – Harshada Mane
On the momentous occasion of the 100 years of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya (CSMVS) coinciding with the artist S. H. Raza’s centenary, Jehangir Nicholson Art Foundation (JNAF) presented Zamin: Homelands, showcases a thoughtfully curated collection of the artist’s work between the 1960’s and 70’s. The exhibition title Zamin is inspired by one of S.H. […]









