Tags : Indian art

VISUAL ARTS

Jehangir Sabavala: The Quiet Modernist Who Created a World of

Senha Gautam Some artists command attention through bold gestures; others draw the viewer in through silence. Jehangir Sabavala belonged to the latter. His paintings, characterised by geometric forms, muted palettes and contemplative landscapes, created a unique visual world that remained deeply personal throughout his career. Born on 23rd August 1922, in Bombay, Sabavala emerged as […]Read More

VISUAL ARTS

Visions of Freedom: How Indian Artists Captured the Spirit of

Sunny Chandiramani India’s journey to independence was not shaped by political movements alone. It was also reflected in the cultural expressions of the time, with artists using their work to articulate ideas of identity, resilience and freedom. From the Bengal School’s revival of indigenous artistic traditions to the modernist experiments that followed Independence, Indian art […]Read More

HERITAGE

The human form and deities in Indian art

Benoy K Behl One of the contributions of the Indian philosophic streams is that there are no barriers placed between the spiritual world and the world of the senses. The art of this tradition is a fulsome sharing of the life experience, in all its aspects. It sees our perceptions, from the sensory to the […]Read More

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