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To look at a host of sculptures by the majestic sculptor Alberto Giacometti is to be invited into an island of reverie and reverence. And, no...

Van Gogh found solace in Japanese art. Oriental colours, balance of strokes, attention to detail and inspiration from nature deeply invoked his ...

Chittaprosad's art was motivated by the suppressed masses – their struggle in the face of cruel British imperialism found active voice in the...

Sudarshan Shetty's Shoonya Ghar – an engagement with the dichotomies of life and death, connecting objects with their evocative consciousness through...

Reflecting upon the iconography and ethos of Indian spirituality – Olivia Fraser's art is a magnetic confluence of differences that journeys beyond...

India has marked its presence at the prestigious Art Basel with two compelling galleries – Shireen Gandhy's Chemould and Sunitha Emmart's Gallery SKE...

At the heart of lush country landscapes, Art Basel presents an encapsulated world of expression in colours, paintings and sculptures – an overwhelming...

In prayer we are one, even when our Gods are many – celebrating India's dynamic social fabric, Queensline Art Series brings a powerful collection of...

From Francis Newton Souza's poignant still life to Tyeb Mehta's iconic Kali, further on to Rina Banerjee's voracious expression of political will...

A terrific memorabilia of India’s magnificent past – the Arts of India sale at Christie’s London showcases some intricate miniatures that evoke...

Shadowing Satyajit Ray, Nemai Ghosh with his monochromatic lens has gifted the world a most vibrant glimpse into the magnetic candour of yesteryear...

Bharti Kher's display at Kunstmuseum is a dynamic reverberation of revolution enmeshed within social tradition. Her emphasis on materiality and...