Category: ArtforAll
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God Ganesha in Contemporary Indian Art
Lord Ganesha has long been one of the most popular and versatile subjects in Indian art. From paintings and drawings to sculptures and mixed-media works, artists have continually reimagined Ganesha in diverse visual languages. His distinctive form, rich mythology, and…
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Howard R. Carr: The Long Work of an Artistic Life
A Washington painter and sculptor whose record reaches from Govinda Gallery and independent criticism to a continuing Georgetown studio practice is still making the next work. By Ce Jamieson On R Street in Georgetown, inside the old Jackson School building…
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Narayanan Akkitham at Galerie AB, Paris
Narayanan Akkitham, an Indian-born artist based in Paris, is celebrated for his geometric paintings. With India emerging as the fifth-largest economy, the art market is booming, prompting Galerie AB to host an exhibition of Akkitham’s work from October 1 to…
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Siddharth Patel: The Freedom to Imagine
Siddharth Patel’s solo exhibition “HurryUp, We Are Dreaming” opened on September 10, 2026, at Triveni Kala Sangam in New Delhi and runs until September 18. Curated by Anoop Kamath, the exhibition features Patel’s recent canvas and paper works. Known for…
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AAVEG: SOLO EXHIBITION BY VASANT DORA IN NEW DELHI
By Dr Ved Prakash Bhardwaj When an art gallery—an integral part of a building’s architecture itself—displays paintings that reflect the architectural world outside, it creates a unique experience for the viewer. In the rapidly expanding residential landscapes of cities such…
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Kani: A Garden at First Sight — A Cultural Way of Seeing Nature
Roy K John’s solo exhibition, “Kani: A Garden at First Sight,” at Bikaner House, New Delhi, showcases the natural beauty of Kerala through themes of memory and cultural consciousness. Curated by Satyajit Dave, the exhibition features paintings and wooden sculptures…
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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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Art, Creativity, and Collaboration at IIIT Delhi’s Annual Art Camp
By Dr Ved Prakash Bhardwaj The trend of organizing art camps has grown significantly in recent years, although their commercial dimension is increasingly becoming dominant. When an educational institution organizes an art camp, however, creativity continues to remain the primary…
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Can This, Too, Be Called Light?
Political Images, Regional Time, and the “Revolution of Light” in South Korea By Jin Seyoung (This essay was originally written as the curatorial foreword for Works and Other Political Things Not Necessarily Meant to be Viewed as Art, curated by…
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Anup Srivastava’s exhibition Rang Mela in New Delhi
Anup Shrivastava’s exhibition, Rang Mela, showcases the vibrancy of folk life through his unique artistic language. Opening on September 1, 2026, in New Delhi, the exhibition celebrates the connection between inner and outer colours, reflecting the spontaneity and joy of…