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S.G. Vasudev’s art transcends a rarefied world

Shailaja Tripathi

S.G. Vasudev’s magnum retrospective chronicles his lifelong visual response to music, poetry and theatre

A tribute to D.K. Chowta, Tulu novelist and playwright

Nanjunda Swamy Thonam D.K. Chowta, Tulu novelist and playwright, who passed away recently, had a strong bond with society and culture. Under his leadership, Chitrakala Parishath flourished

Madras Art Movement: DAG explores ‘regional modern’

Elizabeth Kuruvilla The Madras Art Movement’s ‘regional modern’ hasn’t always got its due. A retrospective at Mumbai’s DAG is rectifying that, with works from SG Vasudev to C Douglas

PS Padmini with some of her painting

82-year-old PS Padmini’s timeless artworks

Harikumar J S The octogenarian’s exhibition of paintings and craft in Thiruvananthapuram shows the dedication and artistry of a mind ever ready for experiments with art

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Rembrandt's Night Watch undergoes live restoration

High fashion at the Venice Biennale 2019

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Meet Soham Gupta, whose haunting photographs of Kolkata went to the Venice Biennale this year

On Ravinder Reddy’s first one-man exhibition in Kolkata

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S.G. Vasudev’s art transcends a rarefied world

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Madras Art Movement: DAG explores ‘regional modern’

A tribute to D.K. Chowta, Tulu novelist and playwright

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82-year-old PS Padmini’s timeless artworks

Rembrandt's Night Watch undergoes live restoration

Amsterdam’s famed Rijksmuseum has begun the biggest ever restoration of Rembrandt’s “The Night Watch”. Dubbed “Operation Night Watch”, the project is

Vriksha, an art exhibition that reflects environmental concerns

At “Vriksha”, trees embrace us with their all-encompassing loving arms

Ravi Varma’s legacy in print

The oleographs went a long way in making Ravi Varma’s works accessible to the general public

Artist P Elanchezhiyan’s sculpture series captures the beauty of leaping bovines

The detailed sculptures are made of bronze and follows the Chola casting method

Artists reinterpret the concept of land in this exhibition

Ten artists question the after-effects of urbanisation and look at empty spaces in this exhibition at Art Houz

Game of Thrones saga unfolds on a tapestry

A museum in Belfast is showcasing a 90-metre-long exhibit, depicting all the seasons of the popular show

The bandli, a metal plate used to mix concrete, is now a canvas for artists

In Bengaluru’s expat circles, the modest bandli has evolved into an objet d’art, and the funds raised by selling these go to underprivileged people

A Krishnan exhibits his papier-mâché works at an exhibition in Coimbatore

A Krishnan on making art through papier-mâché and his first show

Benoy K. Behl's documentary on Chola temples

Benoy K. Behl’s “Grandeur Of The Lord” explores how splendour and spirituality was carved in stone during the Chola period

Should Borgeet of Assam be recognised as a classical art form?

Prateesha Suresh is advocating for Borgeet of Assam to be recognised as a classical art

Nakrathundi’s dual avatars

Enactment of the initial scenes of Narakasuravadham Kathakali at Alappuzha highlighted the stage-worthiness of the play

A musical rendition of the classic 'Oliver Twist' in Bengaluru

Watch Oliver Twist, Fagin, The Artful Dodger and more come alive on stage in this musical adaptation

A visual documentation of patriarchy in Kerala

‘Brothers, Fathers and Uncles’, a series of works in acrylics by Devi Seetharam, is a visual essay on patriarchy in modern-day Kerala

Tutankhamun auction in U.K. sparks outcry

A 3,000-year-old head sculpture of an eternally-young Tutankhamun, the Egyptian pharaoh, goes under the hammer this week.

History, geography and some great saris: At CCTN’s Crafts Bazaar 2019

Impossible as it may be not to shop at the Crafts Bazaar, you can also walk around, marvel and feel proud of the wealth of Indian art and craft

Artist Sarla Chandra's works reflect her love for Nature and trees

Septuagenarian artist Sarla Chandra celebrates the energy-giving tree of life in her works

CCTN Bazaar 2019: Medha Bhatt's works made with discarded fabric

Medha Bhatt brings to CCTN Bazaar 2019, forests and its creatures that she has recreated with scraps of discarded fabric

Ravinder Reddy’s devis come to Kolkata

From terracotta heads to a less ‘gendered’ work in grey, the exhibition at Emami Art looks at sculptor Ravinder Reddy’s three-decade-long oeuvre

‘Uprootedness is not always negative’: Nalini Malani

Nalini Malani has won the prestigious Joan Miró Prize for 2019, and she talks of her journey

These transwomen are helping in decking up Chennai's Thiruvanmiyur MRTS

Aravani Art engages trans communities to breathe life into the message of social acceptance using murals. In Chennai, they’re cheering Team India

Lost Delacroix painting resurfaces

The picture is a preliminary study for the more famous Women of Algiers

I always improvise on stage: Kumkum Mohanty

Kumkum Mohanty on Odissi music and her art

Art in rainbow shades

Queer art is not uncommon anymore. MetroPlus chats with two city-based artistes who promote awareness in creative ways

Indeevaram, a performance space for prodigies and amateurs

IT professional-cum-mridangam artiste Erickavu N Sunil launches the space at his home in Chengottukonam

Tools of art

Artists across media gather at the Kasthuri Sreenivasan Art Gallery for an exhibition-cum-sale of their works

Master of rhythm

With the passing of percussion maestro Annamanada Parameswara Marar, an era comes to an end in the history of Panchavadyam

In Delhi, a student-run forum that props up art

Two college students in Delhi are driving a community called Forbidden Verses, which provides a platform for local artists and performers

It is all about fluidity

Abhigna Kedia uses resin extensively in her works of art

The story of Indonesia, through an artistic engagement with its food industry

An exhibit inspired by the culture of food gatherings in Indonesia, tells the social, industrial, and political tale of the country

G.Subramanian And P. Gnana’s works: Simple and rich in detail

Creations of these two artists exude cheer and serenity

True to his origins

Crafts Council Tamil Nadu welcomes renowned Kalamkari artist J Niranjan to the Coimbatore Crafts Bazaar, 2019

F N Souza: between melancholy and irony

The ongoing show, is the second of Akara Art’s ten-part anniversary celebration

Check out who is in Chennai Photo Biennale’s spotlight

Abandoned vehicles and fit women: two diverse works are the focus of Chennai Photo Biennale’s Spotlight, an initiative to support talent in photography

Does contemporary art flourish in Chennai

A panel of leading names in the city’s art circuit, explored the need for Chennaiites to engage more passionately with contemporary artists

Shop Art Art Shop: an art residency in the hills of Himachal Pradesh

The third edition of the unique residency was held last week in a little village called Gunehar

Behind the scenes of 'Mallesham', the Telugu biopic on an ikat weaver

As ‘Mallesham’, the Telugu biopic on ikat weaver and innovator Chintakindi Mallesham gets ready to hit the screens, we go behind the scenes

‘Degree Show 2019’ displays diverse collection of artworks by students of the College of Fine Arts in Thiruvananthapuram

Paintings, sculptures, installations and applied art works on show at the college art galleries in Thiruvananthapuram

Celebrating Prabhakar Barwe

“Astitva” celebrates the work of Prabhakar Barwe, an unassuming artist who loved to play with space and form

Meet four mechanical engineers who traded the spanner for the paint brush

Frontman Vijith VS says the quartet from Thiruvananthapuram specialises in providing ‘art solutions’

Kerala's high ranges through photographs

K P Jayakumar revisits the history of the High Ranges through his archival collection of photographs

The portrait of the common man in Kochi by Sachin Samson

Sachin Samson’s art adorns public spaces in Kochi

Girish Karnad: A fearless upholder of creativity

Girish Karnad, like many of his contemporaries, was as much critical of the Left as he was of the Hindutva Right. What made him stand apart from the rest was his courage to stick his neck out and speak truth to power, and even face adverse criticism

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