Events
Dia Art Foundation’s 'Light into Space' at NMACC presents groundbreaking works from the 1960s and 1970s, redefining light and space as artistic mediums. Curated by Jessica Morgan and Min Sun Jeon, the exhibition invites immersive engagement and fresh interpretations.
Art Education
Discover the world’s top 10 museums in this guide that highlights iconic institutions like the Louvre, British Museum, and Tate Modern. Explore their unique collections, architecture, and cultural impact to inspire your next cultural journey.
Know Your Artist
Discover the extraordinary life and groundbreaking work of Gustav Klimt. Explore his Golden Phase, innovative use of gold leaf, and enduring influence on modern art, as his visionary legacy continues to inspire and redefine artistic expression worldwide.
Art Education
Discover how art competitions empower students to hone technical skills, build creative confidence, and foster resilience. Explore the benefits of engaging with artistic forms, networking opportunities, and digital platforms that open doors to future success.
Interviews
In 'Flower Sutra', Manu Parekh continues his lifelong exploration of dualities—order and chaos, creation and decay—through vivid, pulsating compositions. In this interview, he reflects on faith, movement, and the timeless presence of flowers in his art.
Features
Generative AI can produce vast amounts of content in seconds, but at what cost? As automation replaces creative decision-making, the line between genuine expression and low-effort “AI slop” blurs, raising crucial questions about authenticity and artistic intent.
Art Education
Understanding colour theory is fundamental for any artist. This guide explores primary, secondary, and tertiary colours, the colour wheel, and practical mixing techniques, helping beginners create harmonious palettes and master the art of blending hues.
Dr. Amin Jaffer discusses his illustrious career, from curating at the V&A to directing The Al Thani Collection, sharing insights on cultural exchange, private patronage, and the transformative power of art in global narratives.
Through a unique blend of traditional craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology, artist L.N. Tallur addresses contemporary anxieties—balancing irony and depth to provoke thought on themes like environmental decay, technological evolution, and societal fears.
'A Show of Hands,' curated by Ranjit Hoskote, honours the multifaceted legacy of Gieve Patel through 73 works by 13 artists, celebrating themes of vulnerability, interconnectedness, and artistic camaraderie in a richly textured tribute.
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.
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Western colonial powers often used ‘great exhibitions’ to display their colonies as exotic. However, the 1883 Jaipur Exhibition, under Maharaja Madho Singh II, shifted this, showcasing local industry and craft culture, influencing future Indian museology.
Black and white photography is an art form that transcends time, offering a unique perspective on light, contrast, and composition. Master these techniques to create striking monochrome images that evoke emotion and tell compelling stories.
Himmat Shah (1933–2025) was a pioneering Indian artist known for his evocative sculptures, drawings, and murals. His works explored materiality, decay, and abstraction, leaving an enduring legacy in modern Indian art.
DAG's 'The City as a Museum' debuts in Mumbai from 7-23 March 2025, exploring the city's art and heritage through exhibitions, talks, and walks—highlighting the legacy of the Sir J. J. School of Art.
Unlock your artistic potential with our expert guide to applying for art grants and residencies. Discover how to research opportunities, prepare successful winning proposals, and avoid common pitfalls to secure essential funding and creative opportunities.
Nature Morte presents 'The Dichotomous Salon', a compelling new exhibition by Nidhi Agarwal. Featuring large-scale collage drawings, the show investigates human identity and social dichotomies through layered portraits and found materials. On view until 22 March 2025.
Pierre-Auguste Renoir’s Study: Torso, Effect of Sun challenged traditional notions of colour in art. By capturing the shifting hues of light on skin, Renoir and the Impressionists defied academic norms, provoking both criticism and admiration.
A professional art portfolio is an essential tool for artists, showcasing their skills, vision, and creative journey. A well-crafted portfolio opens doors to galleries, commissions, and opportunities, serving as both a marketing asset and a tool for self-reflection.
Dr. Amin Jaffer discusses his illustrious career, from curating at the V&A to directing The Al Thani Collection, sharing insights on cultural exchange, private patronage, and the transformative power of art in global narratives.
Walter Robinson, a pioneering artist and critic, shaped contemporary art through his Pop-inspired paintings and incisive commentary. His influence on the East Village art scene and art criticism remains profound, inspiring generations of artists and writers.
Art fairs offer artists exposure, sales, and networking opportunities but also come with financial and creative challenges. This article explores their evolving role in shaping an artist’s career in today’s global art market.
Ishara Art Foundation presents 'Lines of Flight', Shilpa Gupta’s first solo exhibition in West Asia, exploring borders, suppression, and resilience. Featuring installations, drawings, and a new sound piece, the show challenges authority and celebrates artistic defiance.