Category: Mixed Media Art
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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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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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Fabric, Memory and Modernity: The Art of Sayali Goyal
-By Dr Ved Prakash Bhardwaj Sayali Goyal is a contemporary young artist who is developing a new visual language through her engagement with the concept of abstraction in art. In her language of abstraction, there appears to be a rejection…
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The Art of Integration: MSK Kim Sunmin
MSK Kim Sunmin explores the integration of various artistic disciplines in his work, particularly in “108 Frames.” He emphasizes the interconnectedness of art forms, suggesting that rather than isolating them, their relationships can generate new meanings. His approach fosters an…
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Shots in the Dark by Chandra Bhattacharjee
“Shots in the Dark” is a solo exhibition by Chandra Bhattacharjee, held at Shridharani Art Gallery in New Delhi from July 19 to 24, 2026. Featuring charcoal drawings, the exhibition explores the dignity of marginalized individuals—beggars, migrants, and the homeless—whose…
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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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Nitasha Jaini | Contemporary Indian Artist
Nitasha Jaini, an accomplished contemporary Indian artist born in Punjab in 1963, draws inspiration from her familial background and urban life, blending figurative and abstract forms in her art. With a Master’s in fine arts and numerous exhibitions to her…