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Art for the benefit of tortoises

Sangeetha Devi Dundoo

Kurma, an art showcase, is raising funds for the upkeep of six pairs of tortoises at the Nehru Zoological Park, Hyderabad

Work by Adyot Rajadhyaksha

Sahayog Contemporary Art Exhibition 2022 provides safe platform for artists, young and senior

Special Correspondent The show brings together 100 artworks of 40 Indian artists for a cause

‘Life is for celebration,’ says artist Rekha Rao

Ruth Dhanaraj Bengaluru-based artist Rekha Rao talks about her upcoming solo exhibition

Art of healing and hummingbirds

Sangeetha Devi Dundoo Artist Rasika Reddy’s series of hummingbird paintings began as a quest for joy and healing during the pandemic

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Made from fabric discards, this collage, depicting six trees, represent six cities. It was commissioned for a couple who had lived in the six cities

Vadodara-based textile designer Medha Bhatt’s works of art using fabric discards tell stories that resonate with her clients

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A major art show will take 65 Indian artists to Italy this November

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Senior Chennai artist K Shyam Kumar’s drawings and sculptures are on display after 15 years

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Around the world with Nirupam Konwar’s watercolours

Sahayog Contemporary Art Exhibition 2022 provides safe platform for artists, young and senior

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‘Life is for celebration,’ says artist Rekha Rao

Art of healing and hummingbirds

Artist Rasika Reddy’s series of hummingbird paintings began as a quest for joy and healing during the pandemic

Artists bring early memories of the pandemic and more to fore

Two ongoing exhibitions at Kalakriti Art Gallery, Hyderabad, showcase visual experimentation of contemporary artists who reflect on the pandemic, nature and unhurried lifestyles

How going digital and increased community engagement helped Indian museums adapt to the new normal

A few museums in India are vying to be something new upon their post-pandemic resumption rather than a diminished version of what they used to be

NFTs to offline shows: How 2021 marked a turning point for India’s post-COVID art world

If the rediscovery of love and friendship was a theme of pandemic-influenced art, so were the return of the physical exhibition and the rise of NFTs... here are the highlights of the art industry for 2021

To ‘disrupt and discover’ like Satish Gujral

On the artist’s 96th birth anniversary today, his daughter shares key life lessons and memories

Revel in the beauty of forest life with artist Ganapati Hegde

‘Into the Forest’ the latest series by Bengaluru-based artist Ganapati Hegde captures the teeming life forms of the woods

Twenty-two Korean and Indian artists present unusual mediums in this virtual art show

Twenty-two Korean and Indian artists come together in this virtual display that is a mix of unusual mediums

National Award-winning sculptor Maria Antony Raj on his work inspired by animal behaviour

Chennai-based, National Award-winning sculptor Maria Antony Raj on why his work is a reflection of simpler times

Ahmedabad-based artist-designer duo interprets emotions on rock for ‘Design Miami’

‘Emotional Rocks’, an art installation by Apical Reform Studio, was showcased at ‘Design Miami’, an annual international design fair

‘Enchanting Ladakh’ showcases region’s art, craft in Delhi

Stone carving, wood carving, thangka (scroll painting) amd metal craft on display in Dilli Haat till December 31

Madhukar Mucharla and Jayeeta Chatterjee expanding their definitions of art

On their residency programme in Banyan Hearts Studios (BHS) in Hyderabad, the duo is exploring identity and the value attached to work

Webinar on art-integrated learning held

‘Helping children learn academic concepts creatively is important’

Dancing to the sounds of Twitter: An experimental art performance to highlight mental health

A visual artist, a coder, a sound engineer, and a mental health expert collaborate for an intriguing live event called ‘Together With Touch’

Alex Davis’ Gulmohar reminder

The sculptor ensures his reaction to the lockdowns will bloom forever

A slice of India shines bright on the Hong Kong walls

Artworks by Mohan Prajapati (miniature art), Sai Kiran (Cheriyal), Adarsh Appukkuttan (Kerala mural) and Sudheer Innakallu (Kalamkari) find place in Kathaa, a community-driven Indian mural festival

In the printmaking zone at Hyderabad’s Banyan Hearts Studios

The week-long camp from December 16 plays host to contemporary artists from across the country

Quadriplegic artist ‘Machu’ evokes a never-say-die spirit through his first solo show

Wheelchair-bound Shamshudeen Mashood celebrated Fort Kochi through his first solo exhibition ‘Machu Kochi: Art and Heart of Kochi’

Art for the artist’s sake

The Artist, an exhibition showcasing the works of over 30 artists from all over India is currently underway in Bengaluru

Truth Dream: A spotlight on notions of beauty, aging and self-acceptance

The recently concluded Truth Dream exhibition by Bengaluru-based Maara celebrates friendship as much as it challenges the accepted norms of society

In Visakhapatnam, a pottery workshop helps participants to engage in a therapeutic experience

The ongoing wheel throwing pottery workshop is being conducted by the newly-opened Madhyamaka Studio

Kalamkari through an artistic lens

Three artists attempt a convergence of traditional and contemporary kalamkari imagery through Varna (N), an exhibition in Hyderabad’s Salar Jung Museum

Mandy Barker’s camera zooms in on the plastic and pollution in our seas

As all roads lead to Goa this month, the British photographer hopes her new show will turn our attention to its beach litter

French artist Béatrice de Fays’ works come alive with Augmented Reality in Hyderabad

A new exhibition currently on in Hyderabad creates an immersive digital experience

Hyderabad-based Dheeraj Kumar turns passion into sculptures of art

With his works at University of Hyderabad and RBVRR Telangana Police Academy, the sculptor is determined to carve a niche in the field

Sculptors under the spotlight

From finding folds in water to arriving at a common spiritual destination, an ongoing exhibition seeks to provide sculptors with their rightful place in visual arts

Making music at the museum

Bengaluru’s Museum of Art & Photography’s new digital festival merges art, learning and melodies

Turn to these artists to turn your favourite photograph into a hand-painted portrait

Inspired by a trend from half a century ago, artists are being commissioned to paint portraits for friends and families. Only this time, instead of posing for hours, you can just send a photograph

The Drama School Mumbai’s pivot into virtual theatre training during the pandemic is here to stay

‘Learning has to be self-driven,’ says founder Jehan Manekshaw, pointing out that the e-learning initiative is named after Eklavya from the Mahabharata, known for his passion for learning

Bridging digital realities between the moon and any city

At the virtual exhibition ‘Smarter Digital Realities’ artists use varied media to depict digital change and its impact on urban life

Vadodara-based textile designer Medha Bhatt’s works of art using fabric discards tell stories that resonate with her clients

Each piece is a collage, created with hundreds of pieces of scraps of cloth

Saturnalia ‘02: Celebrating watercolours of every hue

‘Saturnalia ‘02’ an exhibition of watercolours is set to commence on December 2 at Chitrakala Parishath in Bengaluru

A journal that went around Bengaluru during the pandemic, documenting thoughts on gender

Sandbox Collective collaborated with Deepikah Bharadwaj, an interdisciplinary artist, for a project, which they called Rest Your Thoughts Here: The Gender Chronicles

Rohit Chawla’s new exhibition showcases 70 design-led photographs

Twenty months after the pandemic forced him to pause his mid-career retrospective, photographer Rohit Chawla pulls out all the stops with an exhibition that merges art, design and portraiture

The last of the Progressives, Krishen Khanna told stories of a newly independent India

He used figures from Hindu and Christian myths to reflect the turmoil of the 70s: the midnight arrests, censorship of the press; the repression and hostility of state machinery

Walls with voices: This building at Ukkadam in Coimbatore is now a work of art

Block 10, Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board, Ukkadam, is the address to a vibrant piece of art: one that features people and objects that make up the locality

Online art exhibition showcases art, photography and sculpture

Organised by Art Grooves, an online forum for artists, the show features the works of 33 Indian artists

A Hundred Hands gives craftsmen a much-needed boost

A Hundred Hands, the Bengaluru-based artisans collective, is back this week for the first time since the pandemic struck

Purva: Showcasing the creative diversity of Indian folk art

Purva, an ongoing exhibition in Bengaluru, shines a spotlight on varied Indian folk art

Still images of rousing performances

A photo exhibition goes beyond the music to put a face to the many unknown qawwali artistes

Gallery 93, Hyderabad’s new artspace

Launched a month ago by Veeral Reddy and Tanushree Guptha, the space is an endeavour to create more room for art in its various forms

India and COVID-19 in images

Tamma Srinivasa Reddy, the only Indian photographer to be conferred the Fellow of The Royal Photographic Society this year, discusses how he documented the pandemic through photo stories

Indian Photo Festival 2021 opts for hybrid format

The seventh edition of the Indian Photo Festival, commencing on November 18 in Hyderabad, to host both online and offline events

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