Saurabh Tankha If you happen to be around India Habitat Centre in the National Capital anytime post half-past five in the evening between May 25 and May 28, make sure you visit the Visual Art Gallery (VAG). It is here that you will get to witness artworks by legends and newcomers like Satish Gujral, Jogen […]Read More
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For the third year running, DAG (formerly known as Delhi Art Gallery) will be participating at Masterpiece London 2018, the UK’s leading cross collecting fair for art, design and collectibles. For this year’s edition, June 28-July 4, DAG’s focus at its enlarged, 90 sqm booth is sharper, and creates a narrative for Indian modern art […]Read More
Team L&M Mumbai-based fast growing road tripping community for enthusiasts, beginners and those who love hitting the roads, Roadtrippers Club, organised a road trip from Mumbai to Nashik where they launched their anthem, Keep the rhythm alive, and shot a video for the same. This is part of their long-term initiative of preserving music in […]Read More
His journey has been full of struggles. He has faced challenges at every single stage of life, the most important being financial constraints. In the absence of monetary support from the family, he was unable to join dance workshops as it cost a fortune which involved travelling to Dehradun as there were no dance schools […]Read More
On the eve of World Dance Day, renowned Bharatanatyam dancer Geeta Chandran says very few people go to enjoy the ananda or rasa of a dance performance these days Over the past six or seven decades, in India, despite the best efforts of various organisations – government and others – the audiences for classical arts […]Read More
Around 3,000 Mumbaikars from all walks of life got together and participated in creating the longest art mural. This initiative was a part of Mumbai Metro One’s annual art festival, Majhi Metro, with a host of activities like painting, poetry and photography and lots of innovation to showcase the artist’s vibes and thoughts in interesting […]Read More
Pichvai is the first love of art enthusiast and designer Pooja Singhal. Both hail from the lake city of Udaipur in Rajasthan. Pichvai is luxuriously detailed hand painted textile traditionally hung behind the idol of Shrinathji, an incarnation of Lord Krishna. Over the last century, painted textiles that left the shrine have taken on a […]Read More
Pratiksha Apurv, one of the well-known contemporary artists, is showcasing Mystical Moments, a series of artworks at Lalit Kala Akademi. The show, inaugurated by Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan on March 15, will remain open till March 24. The art show explores a vast range of subjects with lyrical expression. One can see a confluence […]Read More
Rajkumari Sharma Tankha Music has no language. I had always heard that, but somehow never quite believed it. Why? Because I always felt it has to be understood to be appreciated. Unlike many others, I never watched any regional language films or heard any vernacular songs, other than Punjabi. I had this strong belief that […]Read More
India’s first two-day art book fair, the New Delhi Art Book Fair (NDABF), will begin on February 24 at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts (IGNCA), Mansingh Road. The festival is dedicated to the celebration of the country’s rich arts and cultural heritage through the prism of artists and books. Open to the public […]Read More