Category: Art in Fashion
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A love story painted in courage, art, and quiet revolution
The story of Gerda Marie Frederikke Gottlieb—known as Gerda Wegener—as a woman, a painter, and a lover reveals the true love story shared by her and her husband, Einar Wegener. Passion, devotion, and personal life are all integral parts of…
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From Dot to Dot: An Endless Journey
Yayoi Kusama’s artistic journey is defined by her iconic use of the dot, which symbolizes myriad themes such as memory, nature, and infinity. Born in Japan in 1929, her unique visual language developed through early influences of traditional painting and…
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Monita Sahay’s Tikuli Art
Tikuli art is a unique art form of Bihar with a rich and deep traditional history. The word ‘Tikuli’ means ‘bindi’, which is an important ornament of married women and a symbol of their identity. This folk art may have…
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Shailja Pasricha: Passion for Creativity
Art possesses an extraordinary ability to express emotions that words often fail to fully convey. It serves as a bridge between imagination and reality, allowing individuals to deeply experience emotions, stories, and memories. Among contemporary artists who bring emotions to…
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Echoes of Himalayas: Anjana Guleria Captures the Soul of the Mountains
Anjana Guleria’s art is a saga of the beauty, majesty, and architecture of the mountains. Her solo exhibition, ‘Echoes of the Himalayas’, is currently on display at the Convention Foyer Gallery of the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. Hailing from…
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Fragments, Disorder, and Consciousness: The Art of Sangam Peshawaria
“Art does not perform miracles; rather, it awakens consciousness. Whatever an artist creates is a reimagination and reconstruction of lived visual and conceptual experiences. In Sangam Peshawaria’s works, fragmented human forms, scattered domestic objects, and the subtle tonalities of graphite…
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Ragini Sinha: Flight of Life
Art, though born from personal expression, is deeply shaped by social experience. The works reflect this dynamic relationship between individual imagination and collective reality in Ragini Sinha’s work. From her early paintings of mushrooms symbolising family and social structures to…
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Jaya Ganguly: A Retrospective at CIMA Kolkata
The exhibition ‘Jaya Ganguly: A Retrospective (1982–2025)’, from 15th May to 13th June 2026, curated by Rakhi Sarkar at CIMA Gallery in Kolkata, is not merely a retrospective but a document of a complex artistic and ideological journey spanning four…
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The Studio is an Artist’s Place of Tapasya
Members of the Quartz Collective Group Visit Ragini Sinha’s Studio Gitanjali Kashyap, Shikha Gupta, Nitasha Jaini, Neelam Gaur, Ragini Sinha, Ritu Aggarwal, Ritu Singh Panday, Saswati Chaudhuri, Dr Ved Prakash Bhardwaj and Sakshi Bajaj. On the afternoon of May 15,…
