fine arts education

Paving the way for women artisans

Photo 2_Laila Tyabji, Founder, Member and Chairperson, Dastkar with AmEx Dastkar products.JPG

The program has supported the economic empowerment of Nature Bazaar is empowering craftswomen in India through market visibility, recognition and earnings.

Dhriti Mankatalia

Decoding the boom in India’s digital art

Vitasta, will showcase the legacy of Kashmir at Kalakshetra Foundation in Chennai this weekend

Chitradeepa Anantharam

Kerala School Kalolsavam 2023 | Audiences wholeheartedly embrace this great show of talent

P.K. Ajith Kumar

Hip-hop in Kolkata’s underbelly

Visitors take pictures of Johannes Vermeer’s ‘Girl with a Pearl Earring’ in The Hague, Netherlands, June 20, 2014. Two Belgian climate activists who recently targetted The Vermeer masterpiece were sentenced Wednesday to two months in prison, with prosecutors saying their action “crossed a line” of acceptable protest. Half of the sentence was suspended by a judge in The Hague, meaning the men will serve one month. A third suspect is due in court Friday. File

Climate activists get a month in prison for Vermeer protest

30 years of India-ASEAN ties celebrated through an art camp in Udaipur. Meet the artists

Watch | RB Bhakaran looks back on six decades of being an artist

An excerpt from Let’s See

Dayanita Singh calls her photo novel Let’s See a ‘stream of consciousness’

Zahra Amiruddin

More stories from this Topic

Artist RB Bhaskaran at the show

Chennai icon RB Bhaskaran marks 60 years of influencing the Madras Art Movement

Shonali Muthalaly

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-0Ipn7GO3AgE/UzF1qXHIUzI/AAAAAAAAA-0/52WLrQ9xjP4/w400-h388-no/Playing+Colors.jpg

Growing art: showcasing children’s drawings

India Gate, 1987. From the series called The Exiles

Photographer Sunil Gupta on how the camera shaped his identity as a gay man in the 1970s

MF Husain’s original work on display

From MF Husain to KCS Paniker: Rare works by India’s greatest artists on display in Chennai

Artist Achuthan Kudallur during an interview in 2014

Achuthan Kudallur: India’s influential abstract artist and a quiet mentor to many

Shonali Muthalaly

Achuthan Kudallur

Renowned artist Achuthan Kudallur no more

Special Correspondent

While the College of Visual Arts increased the number of seats in 2019-20 from 150 to 250, new short-term, six-month courses in sculpture and printmaking have been introduced at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath (CKP) to cater to the demand.

Demand for fine arts, visual arts courses shoots up in Bengaluru

Jahnavi T. R.,Adithi Holla

Admissions open for courses offered by Government Music College, Coimbatore

Kalamkari hanging; Unknown; late 19th Century – mid 20th Century

Bengaluru’s MAP, Microsoft launch AI-powered platform for textile history

A screengrab of a video from @lukeXC2002’s twitter account showing a cake-smeared glass protecting of Mona Lisa in the Louvre Museum by a disguised man on 29 May, 2022.

Mona Lisa painting caked by man posing as woman in wheelchair

Rajesh Vijaykumar at work on a painting

Rajesh Vijaykumar’s experimental works in mixed media delve into mysticism and Tantric art

Saraswathy Nagarajan

People going round the exhibition of artworks presented by final year students of BFA and MFA, at the AU Department of Fine Arts in Visakhapatnam on Wednesday.

Myriad shades of creativity on show by AU Fine Arts students

Special Correspondent

Culture Minister Saji Cherian with filmmaker and KSFDC Chairman Shaji N. Karun and State Lalithakala Akademi Chairman Murali Cheeroth at the Durbar Hall Art Gallery in Kochi where an exhibition in connection with the 60th anniversary of the Akademi got under way on Monday.

Lalithakala Akademi to set up art hub for sale of works

Special Correspondent

A scene from the exhibition at the Durbar Hall Art Gallery, titled ‘Sketchbook’.

‘Sketchbook’ offers a glimpse into artists’ inner world

Artist Prabakaran’s series titled Inception

Chennai artists explore philosophical questions through abstraction in this display