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Chronicling the change from Bombay to Mumbai

Zahra Amiruddin

Foy Nissen’s works obsessively document Bombay to Mumbai, highlighting the historian and photographer’s love for the city

Immediate connect: The artists have completed another 35 paintings, which will be put up for sale soon.

Tribal artists make a splash on online platform

M.L. Melly Maitreyi First batch of 17 paintings commissioned by government department all sold out

Highlighting the invisible: in conversation with architect Nuru Karim

At his first solo show, architect Nuru Karim showcases work that is engaging, immersive, and a potential blueprint for art and architecture, says Joanna Lobo

An award-winning celestial capture

Nivedita Ganguly Visakhapatnam-based lensman Gautam Agarwal on winning the ‘Best Wedding Photographer of the Year 2018-19’

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Banksy's new mural in South Wales

Each calendar has a theme — from self-love and the Zodiac, to culture and personal goals

365 days of art for 2019

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Chronicling the change from Bombay to Mumbai

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Tribal artists make a splash on online platform

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Highlighting the invisible: in conversation with architect Nuru Karim

Anindita Bhattacharya: The marginal artist

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An award-winning celestial capture

With the death of Okwui Enwezor, Indian art has lost a sympathetic eye

Layered with metaphors, this artist portrays human emotions with a twist

Shashi Tripathi’s paintings tell complex tales with the help of Nature

Women's worlds

A play that talks of children and how guilt and a sense of loss is born to the mother, along with all the wonder that parenting brings

How Chennai's MRTS train stations became spaces of art

Art and design students from the city take over two train stations to celebrate those among us who tend to go unnoticed

Put on a helmet and navigate a dark maze at this photo exhibition

Samar Jodha’s portraiture project, ‘Phaneng’, which has transformed Gallery Veda into this dark maze, documents the Tai Phake community — a tribal group residing in the village of Phaneng in upper Assam.

Women curators rule the roost at Kochi-Muziris Biennale and Chennai Photo Biennale

Curators of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale and Chennai Photo Biennale weigh in on the relationship of such events with inclusion, feminism and more

What to expect from Comic Con India’s Pop Culture Forum 2019

Ahead of Comic Con India’s Pop Culture Forum 2019, founder Jatin Varma tells us what’s on the cards

More than a thousand words

An international conference is on today in Chennai as part of the Photo Biennale

Craft in the Aravalli wilds: a window into the world of handmade arts and crafts from across India

The House of Kotwara branches out to an artisan craft mela as an addendum to the Jahan-e-Khusrau, an annual Sufi music fixture in the Capital.

Dutch artist draws portraits with both hands at once

Some artists draw with their left hand and some with their right, but Dutch artist Rajacenna van Dam manages photo-like accuracy drawing with both

An Instagram-based artist turns gender roles on its head

Artist Miranda Tacchia creates female characters who scoff at socially prescribed behaviours, particularly in the bedroom

Beyond the margins at Kochi Muziris Biennale 2018

The Kochi Muziris Biennale 2018 that comes to a close in two weeks, was singular in many ways than one

The rise of the performance art

Going beyond gallery spaces, the rise of performance art indicates the changing relationship between the spectator and artist

How an art exhibition at a Kolkata hospital became an interface between two worlds

Last month, Calcutta Pavlov Hospital opened its doors to the public for the first time ever

T-shirts that travelled the globe

Here’s what happened when artist Alexine Chanel sent 27 of them all around the world

Sharjah Biennial: Making way for new stories

There is a set of repeating images, voices and beliefs that clogs our space today but one can shun those and demand alternate points of view. At the 14th edition of Sharjah Biennial, artists from across the world raise these pertinent questions

An artistic jugalbandi

‘Dialogue’ is a meeting point of Chippa Sudhakar’s established art practice and 14-year-old Ram Bahadur’s fresh take on art

Indradhanush annual festival offered rich variety

From film songs and play to jugalbandi and Bharatanatyam performances, the Indradhanush festival, featured some of the eminent artistes

Scissor skills worth envying

People used to think Neetu Sam was crazy due to her love for paper-cut art — but she’s managed to turn that craze into a business

Artist George R and his romance with colours

George R’s canvases come alive in a kaleidoscope of hues

Melodies of bygone Bengaluru

Musicologist, vocalist and Sanskrit scholar, TS Sathyavathi, says art will survive if it becomes part of school life

‘The disposable people’

Artist Naini Arora’s series ‘The Y Script for Non-Persons’ is a juxtaposition of fragility and strength

The National Museum’s tryst with social media

Recontextualising a repository of history, for tweets and posts

All things human: artist Senathipathi’s journey with art

Eighty-year-old M Senathipathi, the president of Cholamandal Artists Village looks back on what inspires his works

Serving innovative ideas: stalwarts showcase their craft in Delhi

Disruption is the mantra of the current times. A potent, positive force that can break conventions, catalyse changes and accelerate movements,

Handloom Haat in Delhi

The vision of the World Handmade Textile Biennales just got the direction and drive it needed with the unveiling of refurbished Handloom Haat and the support of the government

How a 35-page letter turned into a graphic novel told in Madhubani

Biksu has been written by Rajkumari and her Bollywood scriptwriter husband Varun Grover

Passing on the baton at Gita Art Gallery in Delhi

As Gita Art Gallery gets a new avatar, the co-owners tell us what’s on the cards

Where’s the space?

How the Jawahar Kala Kendra in Jaipur was put on the cultural map of Rajasthan and why you should visit right now

To let the art spread

An initiative by Nihaal Faisal experiments with the idea of publishing and finds ways to circulate artists’ work to a mass audience

Breaking the glass ceiling in Kathakali

With her in-depth reading of the epics, Radha Madhavan has significantly contributed to Kathakali literature, especially in etching women characters

The art of choreography

To capture the essence of a work, one may need to let go of fancy ideas held dear otherwise, feels Kapila Venu

Art as great liberator

Irrespective of the form, the purport of art transcends boundaries of gender, region and religion

Head full of colours

In its 14th year, Werner Dornik’s Bindu-Art-School showcases artworks by its students with leprosy

Arata Isozaki, who drew inspiration from India’s red sandstone buildings, wins Pritzker architecture prize

Isozaki’s first international commission was the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, which he worked on from 1981 through 1986.

Millennial feminist perspectives

Utsavam 2019 will use cultural heritage and performance arts to unravel newer realities

A for art: Nina Sabnani’s lifetime of work as an artist and storyteller

Nina Sabnani has been awakening children to the rich legacy of Indian arts and crafts

A new diploma breathes life back into the art of Indian puppetry

Students come from different backgrounds. There are Tholpavakoothu artists from Kerala, Tare Putul artists from Bengal, and those from urban backgrounds

Karnataka artists unite

A protest art event featuring the works of artists across the state standing up for democracy, constitutionality and pluralism will be held

Offering to the cosmic dancer

While the significance of Sivaratri is in observing a fast and awakening through the night, of late the artiste community in Delhi and elsewhere

Spectral Times: Sarnath Banerjee’s dialogue with the dead

Combining illustrations and radio recordings, Sarnath Banerjee’s new exhibit is a fictional account of a Mumbai we don’t see

A deep dive into luxe design

This weekend, head to the NSCI Dome for the second edition of D/code, curated by architects and designers

Every artist is an activist: Anil Dayanand

The artist on using his body as a medium for artistic expressions

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