Category: Art Lovers
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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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ओडिशा की मुखौटा कला
ओडिशा की समृद्ध कला परंपराओं में मास्क भी शामिल हैं जो लोक नृत्य व नाटकों का अभिन्न हिस्सा रहे हैं। आजकल इन मास्क का उपयोग सजावट के लिए भी किया जाने लगा है। पेपर मेशे और लकड़ी में इनकी रचना…
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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,…
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City of Memory, Architecture, and Abstraction: The Art of Smita Jain
A city resides in memory—yet its identity remains undefined. Drawing from her travels across India and abroad, Smita Jain transforms lived experiences into a distinctive visual language. In her work, the city does not appear merely as a physical construct…
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Satish Sharma: The Aesthetics of Materiality and Contemplative Seeing : Ved Prakash Bhardwaj
Satish Sharma’s art is rooted in abstraction, materiality, and sensory experience rather than narrative or representation. His paintings and sculptures avoid direct imagery and instead invite viewers into a contemplative engagement with texture, surface, memory, and perception. Using materials such…
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unheard stories
Many visions. Many voices. One shared language of art. A celebration of diversity, expression, and creative unity.
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book: Trajectory of Illustrations in Tamil Weekly Periodicals
Print media such as newspapers and magazines have played a highly influential role in mass communication. Within this sphere, illustrations published in magazines in Indian languages have held particular significance. The publication of newspapers and magazines in Indian languages began…


