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Emerging Palettes: Young artists raise their voices for social issues through art

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Public art is interesting with maths and geometry: Sculptor Kalyan Rathore

Ranjani Govind Bengaluru’s well-known sculptor Kalyan S Rathore whose art is installed all over the city, says he now holds workshops and classes to showcase art as seen through maths and geometry

Drama on cloth: A section of a tapestry on the Game of Thrones series.

Fire and thread: Game of Thrones tapestry is unveiled in France

Reuters A pictorial narrative was embroidered by 30 people on 87 metres of fine linen

Luxury silks woven over 25 years

Shikha Trivedy An exhibition of luxury silk that was almost lost to us, but has now been reinvented with current skills and tools

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Rembrandt's Night Watch undergoes live restoration

High fashion at the Venice Biennale 2019

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Seeing beyond veils

Dismantling the image with comic book artist Appupen

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Shelly Jyoti: Beyond the call of duty

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My home, their art, all digital

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Public art is interesting with maths and geometry: Sculptor Kalyan Rathore

Emerging Palettes: Young artists raise their voices for social issues through art

A new documentary charts late sculptor S Nandagopal’s legacy

The Mythic & the Magical, a retrospective documentary, shows National award-winning sculptor, the late S Nandagopal’s inspirations, influences, and artistic explorations

The first rush of creative work

The graduating batch of the Raghu Rai Center for Photography has a group show up

Fire and thread: Game of Thrones tapestry is unveiled in France

A pictorial narrative was embroidered by 30 people on 87 metres of fine linen

Etching geographies in ink

Ninety nine-year-old Singaporian artist Lim Tze Peng, merges art and calligraphy to document Singapore’s history and personal narratives, says Zahra Amiruddin

Nikhil Chopra is camping at the Met

Performance artist Nikhil Chopra is traversing the Metropolitan Museum of Art, tent and sleeping bag in hand, exploring questions of identity and Land Water Sky

An alternative to the kacheri

Sreevidya Janakiraman and her artist companion Janakiraman teamed up for an off-beat Carnatic concert recently

Sudershan Shetty brims with poetic memories

In “Pieces earth left behind”, Sudershan Shetty weaves Kabir’s couplets into his reclaimed wooden structures

Govind Nihalani on movies, science and technology

Renowned filmmaker Govind Nihalani was in Bengaluru for the platinum jubilee celebrations of his alma mater, Sri Jayachamarajendra Polytechnic College. He said the age of science and technology had opened so many vistas that without the exercise of restraint, the impact on creativity can be frightful

Tracing the identities of folk and classical art

Folk and classical are distinct, but not devoid of each other, remarks Shatavadhani Ganesh in a lecdem on the overlaps in these two sensibilities

Chithkala Ramesh's art is simple and engaging

As artist Chithkala Ramesh evoked memories in her first solo exhibition TI/ME/LINE, the visitors revelled in nostalgia

Luxury silks woven over 25 years

An exhibition of luxury silk that was almost lost to us, but has now been reinvented with current skills and tools

Like her father, Gond artist Japani Shyam narrates nature’s stories, but in her own style

She continues to work in the tradition handed down to her by the celebrated Jangarh Singh Shyam, and her first solo exhibition opened recently at Gallerie Ganesha in New Delhi

Maharaja Ram Singh II of Jaipur was a radical pioneer of photography

It would be fair to claim that Ram Singh’s portraits of the women in his zenana are the most comprehensive record of women in seclusion in South Asia

The afterlife of polypropylene bags

Aaditi Joshi’s solo show transforms form and function in an extremely visually rewarding way, says Pooja Savansukha

Celebrating South Asian contemporary art

The 3rd Delhi Contemporary Art Week is underway, and younger collectors with an increased engagement with the political, drive up the popularity of the genre

Irresistible residue: Ruchika Wason Singh creates environmental consciousness through Chinese paper

Ruchika Wason Singh on how environmental conscious she has become after working on handmade Chinese paper on theme revolving around garbage

Rehaman Patel's intricate paintings

Rehaman Patel’s paintings vividly carry the essence of life in all its possible shades

Rendered with artistic finesse

Senior musicians made this year’s September music season in Coimbatore a memorable fare for rasikas

Devi Bharatam: The Goddess in all her hues

The different aspects and attributes of Devi were portrayed by dancers at Natyarangam’s annual thematic event

Puppets have no ego: Anupama Hoskere

Anupama Hoskere gives us a fresh insight into the art and craft of puppetry

How the Raja Ravi Varma Heritage Foundation maintains the legacy of the legendary artist

The Bengaluru-based Raja Ravi Varma Heritage Foundation supports research on Raja Ravi Varma and his paintings

A Kubrickian odyssey: Stanley Kubrick’s work on display at London’s Design Museum

Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition at the Design Museum in London shines light on the clockwork art of one of the greatest filmmakers of the 20th Century

Artist Pravin Kannanur’s abstract series brings to life the idea of a ‘centre’

The series represents different aspects of the ‘core’, be it a green canopy or the cross section of a conch

Painting exhibition ‘Circle of Reason’ by 20 artists showcases myriad hues of humanity

The exhibition is on display at Suryakanti Art gallery in Thiruvananthapuram till September 30

At Kanika Jain Gupta’s studio, plates are conversation pieces

Kanika Jain Gupta’s new collection combines the verve of the circus with the unknowability of the universe

An ode to the basic

As many as 11 artists pay tribute to drawings, and the bare components that make up every piece of art

Christie’s to auction Indian art masterpieces to fund a collection of Bengali literature

Christie’s will, at its auction on September 11, offer 20 lots of modern and contemporary art by artists of the reputation of Jamini Roy, Jogen Chowdhury, Rina Banerjee and Tyeba Begum Lipi

Say hi to the friendly neighbourhood monster

Kokaachi celebrates its fifth anniversary with 30 interpretations of the bogey-man by artists from across the country

Of psychedelic swirls and geometric symmetry

An ongoing exhibition by artists Harminder Judge and Mahirwan Mamtani evokes discussion around chance encounters, meaningful outcomes and tantra, says Pooja Savansukha

Nitinn Miranni shouldn’t have said that!

Nitinn R Miranni says some of the funniest lines come to him from the most mundane of situations

How to be a ‘nomad’ artist

A global residency programme that invites artists to engage with different geographies and their landscapes, has Delhi-based Gunjan Tyagi participating this year

Chronicling Kathakali performances in pictures

Lawyer and hobby photographer N Ajith Menon has been chronicling Kathakali performances in pictures

'Gita Govinda' saw acclaimed artistes exploring different facets of the Lord

During the Bhakti movement of 6th century, Krishna transformed from being God to a concept that represented a unified whole. The Vaishnava saints of

How artist Ravi Kashi pushes the frontiers

Acclaimed artiste Ravi Kashi says he responds to his times with imagery that is poetic and suggestive, he does not believe in being direct

Crafting Khasak through letters and words

Artist Bhattathiri’s calligraphy works on OV Vijayan’s ‘Khasakkinte Ithihasam’ will be unveiled in Palakkad on September 1

I want to provoke a happy, heady conversation among people: Artist Paul Fernandes

Paul’s lovely sketches of Bengaluru’s Swinging Seventies have been chosen by the Department of Posts for postcards and a special cover

This photobook festival shines a light on the marginalised

The Kitab will be holding India’s first photobook festival from August 28-31 in Varanasi. With this international photobook festival, The Kitab

What is contemporary art? Three young artists and a gallery explore

Expressions of memory, freedom, and research, come together in a new annual show by Art Alive gallery in Delhi, which aims to re-look at the definition of contemporary art

Illustrator Hassan Zahreddine discusses the art of relief printing

At a workshop, the Beirut-based printmaker took participants through the tools and techniques behind crafting a book

Conserving personal memory through art

Using the softness of fabric and the structure of sculpture, Debasish Mukherjee’s new solo explores how we preserve personal memory

The Buddhas of Pakistan

Art historian Naman Ahuja hopes India will look closer at Gandhara art, a product of the intermingling of multiple cultures at the Pakistan-Afghanistan border

Meet India’s top Instagram calligraphers

Five Indian artists are using social media to revive an ancient art form, and even monetise it

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