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Rekha Rodwittiya at work.

Artist Rekha Rodwittiya marks her 60th year with an introspective show

Zahra Amiruddin

‘I want to hear my voice echo the anthem of women’s empowerment’

Spotlight This Side of the Forest: A glimpse into Vasudevan Akkitham’s artistic world

Georgina Maddox Vasudevan Akkitham’s images are playful but also critique the violence against the forest and its denizens

Illuminating: Prasad with his collection

Focus I.C.R. Prasad’s Deepanjali Museum in Kozhikode is one of its kind

K. Sahasranaman A former lighthouse keeper has created a staggering collection of lamps in his home museum

German history through the prism of art

Zahra Amiruddin Marcel Odenbach’s extensive retrospective is a critical look at his country’s Nazi past and related genocide crimes across the globe

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Banksy art pieces auctioned off at Paris sans self-destruction

How an artist-couple uses Patachitra to illustrate themes beyond Indian folklore

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Whose truth is it anyway?

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Space called SimSum

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Reigniting the passion with ‘Indra Sabha’

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Everything can talk

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The hard work behind the fun

Outlin’d Studio: an age-old love affair with cork

Meditatively vibrant

Pankaj Mohan Aggarwal enchants the city with his art featuring prominent embodiments of manthan, maya and kalachakra

Confrontations between life and death

Yardena Kurulkar’s art is a way for her to rediscover her own mortality, one work at a time

I have always been fond of creating mundane things: Shampa Shah

Modernism meets rural rhythms in the works of senior artist Shampa Shah

Artist Rekha Rodwittiya marks her 60th year with an introspective show

‘I want to hear my voice echo the anthem of women’s empowerment’

At home in the world

Kerala-based artist Ratheesh T.’s new work explores matters of the moment in his richly toned portraits and landscapes, says Tejal Pandey

The rich tapestry of Tripura

‘Tripura: Time Past and Time Present’ explored the rich cultural history of the State

Drawn into drawing

Ashu Gupta ruminates on nature and its preservation through her intricate works in pen and ink at Art Bengaluru

#MeToo: Now for the long-term measures

The focus should be on increasing awareness, dialogue and accountability. Needed are policies to enable redressal procedures

The curious case of Chennai’s anonymous artist

Lotuzhead paints at live gigs across Chennai wearing masks, scarves and even an occasional paper bag, much to the bewilderment of the city’s watchmen

In memory of an artist

Friends and family of Girish Kumar get together to remember the artist and person he was

The world of Musui and Maya

K.S. Radhakrishnan’s latest show depicts movement and intangible elements

Figuring it out

Sandeep TK explores the meaning of loneliness through his images

Invisible made visible

Artist Devika Sundar’s medical condition finds a multi-layered rendition in her first solo

I.C.R. Prasad’s Deepanjali Museum in Kozhikode is one of its kind

A former lighthouse keeper has created a staggering collection of lamps in his home museum

This Side of the Forest: A glimpse into Vasudevan Akkitham’s artistic world

Vasudevan Akkitham’s images are playful but also critique the violence against the forest and its denizens

German history through the prism of art

Marcel Odenbach’s extensive retrospective is a critical look at his country’s Nazi past and related genocide crimes across the globe

All senior artistes know, says Swarnamalya Ganesh on the #MeToo movement in Carnatic music

Popular dancer and actor Swarnamalya Ganesh, who has been leading the #MeToo movement in Carnatic music, shares her views on the shocking revelations

#MeToo in classical arts: Can arts dream of a fearless future?

The music and arts world too has been stormed with stories of sexual harassment and abuse. Artistes share their anxieties about this deeply entrenched power game

Soulful story of a saint

Kamala Srinivasan’s ballet, “Vedanta Deshika Stotra Vaibhavam”, had the right dose of dance, music and dramatic elements

Learning art the easy way

This first-of-its-kind art incubation centre has a mentor to guide you, irrespective of your age or expertise

Architects who were ahead of their times

Vision was integral to the art of The Design Group, creator of iconic buildings in New Delhi

Figments of reality

Artist Ranbir Kaleka merges imagination and real life scenarios in single frames

Art that’s good to gift, and keep

Creatif in Hyderabad reimagines works of eminent artists to present utilitarian and décor collections

Iconic painting of Delhi Durbar of 1903 restored

The art work, measuring 17 feet by 11 feet, will soon be put on display at one of the renovated galleries of the Victoria Memorial Hall in Kolkata

Confessions of an artiste

Award-winning sculptor V Satheesan values the emotional rewards earned through his work than other accolades bestowed on him

Riot of colours

Around 50 works of artist Ravi Kattakuri are displayed at his solo show

An enthralling evening

Prof. B.N. Goswamy and Malavika Sarukkai made profound presentations on Vishnusahasranamam and the Bhagavadgita

Conversing with taboos

Delhi-based artist Murari Jha creates a set of hybrid creatures for the art show, Fondle triggered by the #MeToo movement

Banksy art pieces auctioned off at Paris sans self-destruction

Three of Banksy’s art pieces went under the hammer in Paris but none self-destructed, much to the relief of those present. Banksy pulled a stunt

‘Nature has been my Guru’

Adam Khan says he only transfers his feelings on canvas when he paints. An exhibition of his paintings is on at Dakshina Chitra till October 28

Decades of war has shattered Afghanistan’s glassblowing craft

Most Afghans also prefer cheaper Chinese-made imports over hand-made glassware; foreign tourists, who used to frequent the historic trade city, are rarely seen

In a first, AI-created art to be auctioned

The Portrait of Edmond Belamy depicts a chubby man

An officer and a funny man

Manik Mehta finds his other calling in being a stand up comedian

Breaking the mould

The Indian Ceramics Triennale in Jaipurcelebrates the incredible beauty and versatility of ceramics

The master’s lines

‘Women Seen and Heard’, a retrospective exhibition, gives viewers glimpses into the work of late artist K G Subramanyan

The change that you want to see

In “Revisiting Gandhi: The Art of Shelly Jyoti”, the artist examines the idea of “collective impact” in achieving Hind Swaraj

#MeToo: Riyas Komu steps down from Kochi-Muziris Biennale management positions

The announcement comes after a meeting of the the Kochi Biennale Foundation’s managing committee.

Artists depend on nature for every shape and colour: Sanjay Bhattacharya

Sanjay Bhattacharya continues to find inspiration in imperfection and desolation

As vivid as his canvas

Ahead of displaying at Delhi’s India Art Fair, Artist V Ramesh reminisces his journey in the art world

Artist Shahid Datawala’s show cancelled amidst #MeToo allegations

The Mumbai-based artist and photographer’s show at Tarq art gallery was opened on October 11 and was expected to have a run until November 24

#MeToo hits the art world; Jatin Das, Riyas Komu named

Allegations of sexual misconduct are slowly yet steadily spreading against artists

Tracing history, one collectible at a time

Ashvita’s new online platform puts everyday memories of Old Madras under the hammer

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