Interviews
Dinesh Vazirani, co-founder of SaffronArt, shares insights into building one of India’s most prominent auction houses, pioneering online auctions, and how transparency, technology, and art appreciation have shaped his journey in the art world.
Features
Experience the transformative power of art at the 5th AMI Arts Festival. With 200+ artists, diverse events, and Richa Agarwal's leadership, it celebrates Kolkata's cultural vibrancy and fosters inclusivity, innovation, and collaboration.
Events
The Elemental You at KNMA explores humanity’s profound connection with Earth through the evocative works of Simryn Gill, Neha Choksi, and Hajra Waheed, weaving ecological, personal, and geological narratives into a contemplative, immersive experience.
Know Your Artist
The friendship between Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse was a powerful blend of rivalry and respect, driving both artists to redefine modern art through their contrasting styles, mutual influence, and lifelong creative dialogue.
Art Education
Encouraging creativity in art students requires cultivating curiosity, embracing experimentation, and creating a supportive environment where mistakes are seen as learning opportunities. By nurturing individual expression, students develop the confidence to explore their unique artistic voices.
News
Art Mumbai 2024 returns to the Mahalaxmi Racecourse, blending international and South Asian art with iconic works by Picasso, Warhol, and Kapoor. Featuring 71 galleries, it fosters cultural dialogue through exhibits, interactive installations, and curated experiences.
Art Market
Christie’s is thrilled to reintroduce Nina Dyer’s emerald brooch, a piece embodying artistry and legacy, at the Geneva auction. Adorned with a 37-carat untreated Colombian emerald, it is expected to captivate collectors globally.
Varun Thapar discusses his latest initiative, TRI, an art space dedicated to public engagement and cultural exploration in Kolkata. He shares insights on its historical significance, curatorial model, and vision for promoting accessibility in the arts.
Cyrus J. Guzder reflects on his pioneering role in India's logistics industry, his deep connection with art collector Jehangir Nicholson, and his enduring efforts in heritage conservation, offering valuable advice for aspiring artists and entrepreneurs.
Amba Sayal-Bennett's 'Dispersive Acts' explores Mumbai's Rani Baug's colonial history, challenging control and order through her sculptures. In this interview, she discusses resistance, botanical migration, and imperial history's impact on contemporary art.
Abhishek Poddar's artistic journey began in a childhood filled with creative luminaries. From encounters with legends like M.F. Husain to exploring diverse realms guided by mentors, his passion culminated in the vision of MAP, aiming to democratize art access.
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Art invites us to observe, interpret, and connect ideas, fostering critical thinking skills in young minds. By engaging with art, we learn to question assumptions, appreciate diverse perspectives, and approach complex issues with creativity and empathy.
Discover the fascinating history of convict-made carpets in Rajasthan, where prisoners transformed confinement into creativity, weaving intricate designs that blend artistry with resilience, and reflect India's unique colonial past.
Varun Thapar discusses his latest initiative, TRI, an art space dedicated to public engagement and cultural exploration in Kolkata. He shares insights on its historical significance, curatorial model, and vision for promoting accessibility in the arts.
Thota Vaikuntam’s work transcends five decades, blending Telangana's vibrant folk traditions with modern art. In this interview, he reflects on his roots, his artistic journey, and the power of cultural authenticity in today’s art world.
Endeavor is exploring the potential sale of Frieze, a global leader in contemporary art fairs, alongside the Miami and Madrid Open tennis tournaments, as part of a strategic review aimed at streamlining its event portfolio amid company restructuring.
Amol K Patil merges sculpture, sound, and light to explore themes of social inequality and the invisibility of the working class. His immersive installations offer a poetic commentary on urbanization, history, and resistance.
From the intricate sculptures of the Indus Valley to the refined artistry of the Gupta Empire, South Asian sculpture reflects a profound journey of spiritual, cultural, and artistic evolution across millennia.
As AI reshapes contemporary art, the line between human creativity and machine-generated works blurs. Can algorithms truly create art, or are they merely tools for expanding artistic boundaries?
Art history is the academic discipline that explores the development and interpretation of visual arts within historical, cultural, and social contexts, offering insights into human creativity and the evolution of artistic expression across time and cultures.
Monet and Degas transformed traditional art through unconventional vantage points and spatial compositions. Their works challenged academic norms, presenting a more dynamic, lived experience of the modern world and redefining realism in art.
Art education in early childhood fosters creativity, critical thinking, and emotional expression. It enhances cognitive, motor, and social skills while promoting cultural awareness, building self-confidence, and laying the foundation for well-rounded, lifelong development in young children.
Purvaee: Evoking Pedagogic Lineages at KNMA Noida explores the artistic legacy of Indian modernism, bridging generations of masters and students, and offering a rich dialogue on the evolving practices and pedagogies of South Asian art.