Solo presentation dedicated to New York-based artist
In the 1960s, when Indian abstractionists were discovering this new genre, Natvar Bhavsar found himself amidst the colour-field artists in America, then
Echoes of Tibetan freedom at Biennale
Tsundue was in the limelight in January 2002 when he displayed a banner with the words “Free Tibet: China, Get Out” and
Repositioning discussions on Surrealism
Cecily Brown’s magnificent painting Make it Rain (2014, estimate: Pounds 3,500,000-5,500,000) was first shown in Paris in 2014 and has remained in
Art Dubai’s largest-ever edition to take place from March 1-5
Taking place in a purpose-built space, the 2023 Commissions programme will comprise daily performances and food-based experiences that will explore themes of
‘Backing women artisans’
The craft groups were introduced to design techniques like design thinking and color theory, as well as rigorous quality control. This enhanced
Museum of the Future attracts one million visitors
Al Gergawi expressed his satisfaction with the museum’s achievement, which is in line with the museum’s pledge to host one million visitors
‘Kochi Biennale is venue for global art exhibition’
Two renowned artists from Norway, Elle Marja Eira, and Hilde Skancke, are also participating this time…reports Asian Lite News The Kochi Muziris
‘Dance of the Eagles’ bags National Geographic ‘Pictures of the Year’ Award
The engineer-turned-hobbyist photographer said he stayed, watching as bald eagles swooped in and out of the fishing grounds in Haines, Alaska…reports Asian
JSW Foundation pledges support for Kochi Biennale
Sangeetha Jindal, the founder, and trustee of Art India Foundation and Art India Magazine pointed out that the Kochi Biennale needs to
‘We do not fit in India’s budget’
Samson, who recently curated ‘Charishnu’ at Sunder Nursery in the national capital hosted by the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA), its