Category: Landscape
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ENDRE BÁLINT (1914 – 1986)
Endre Bálint, a prominent figure in Hungarian surrealism, transformed personal memories and historical trauma into haunting visual art. His work, characterized by fragmented forms and mythological creatures, invites viewers into a dreamlike realm where familiar objects gain unsettling identities. Bálint’s…
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Art News India October 2026 issue link
https://artnewsindia.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Art-News-India-October-2026.pdf Presented here is the October 2026 issue of Art News India magazine. This issue features special content on Indian artists Asit Kumar Patnaik, Gaganendranath Tagore, Ganesh Gohain, and Siddharth Patel, as well as on Yayoi Kusama. Additionally, it includes…
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Parikrama — A Solo Exhibition by Ganesh Gohain
Ganesh Gohain’s exhibition, Parikrama, at Archer Art Gallery, explores the interplay of memory, spirituality, and existence through a range of paintings and sculptures. Running from August 26 to October 10, 2026, the work reflects Gohain’s lifelong engagement with transformation and…
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AMÍLCAR DE CASTRO (1920-2002)
A sculptor who transforms a steel plate into artwork. Amílcar de Castro made metal think. With a single cut and a precise fold, he transformed a heavy steel plate into a work of art filled with air, light, and inner…
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Subham Sahu: Listening to the Earth, Remembering Through Sculpture
Subham Sahu, an artist from Odisha, blends traditional and contemporary practices to explore memory and cultural heritage through immersive sculptures. Utilizing materials like terracotta and reclaimed wood, his works evoke lost sounds and traditions, such as the revival of the…
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Chippa Sudhakar: Between Folk Life, Memory and the Modern Landscape
Chippa Sudhakar, a versatile artist, melds printmaking, painting, and installation arts to explore human life through the prism of both physical and psychological dimensions. His recent exhibition showcases terracotta works that reflect marginalized communities and the tension between modernity and…
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David Hockney (1937-2026): A New Way of Seeing the Landscape
David Hockney, who established a new way of looking at landscape painting, completed the canvas of his life on June 11, 2026, at the age of 88. Renowned for his creative energy and constant experimentation until the very end of…
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Lines of Thought, Lines of Being
Akar Prakar New Delhi Work by Suprio Karmakar A line is complete in itself, but when two lines come together in a relationship, they become an entire world. Together they create a form in which the visible and invisible presence…
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Parallels of Perception
These artists explore different aspects of contemporary human experience through introspective and transformative practices. Nitasha Jaini examines urban masculinity and modern relationships, while Gitanjali Kashyap seeks simplicity and deeper meaning through minimal, meditative drawings. Ritu Aggarwal uses geometric abstraction and…
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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…