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Jogen Chowdhury Passed Away
Jogen Chowdhury is no more. With his passing, a chapter in the history of Indian art has come to an end—a chapter marked by a deep commitment to art, social consciousness, and a concern for the physical and psychological condition…
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The 2026 Turner Prize Show Is Grim—but the Strongest in Years
The story is available on artnet.com. Click the link below. https://news.artnet.com/art-world/turner-prize-exhibition-2026-review-2815574 Marguerite Humeau, Tanoa Sasraku, Simeon Barclay, and Kira Freije confront apocalypse, greed, and grief at the Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art.
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On Sacred Ground: Where Memory, Myth and Material Meet
At Bikaner House, New Delhi, a group exhibition brings together artists who look to tradition not as a fixed inheritance but as a living vocabulary for contemporary art. There are exhibitions that approach the sacred through declarations, and then there…
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Where Emotion Becomes Form/ जहाँ भाव ही रूप बन जाते हैं
Art intertwines emotion with composition, using color and form to convey human feelings and experiences. Each color carries psychological depth, enhancing the artwork’s emotional impact. The relationship between human and abstract forms highlights coexistence and interconnectedness, transforming art into a…
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सुधीर पटवर्धनः दृश्य और दृश्य से बाहर
पुस्तक परिचय पुस्तकः सुधीर पटवर्धनः जन का कलाकार लेखकः कुमार अनुपम प्रकाशकः रबींद्रनाथ टैगोर विश्वविद्यालय संस्करणः 2025 मूल्यः 1000 रुपए (पेपरबैक संस्करण) एक कलाकार जो कुछ रचता है वह अक्सर उसके दृश्य अनुभव का प्रमाणिक हिस्सा होता है, विशेषरूप से…
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Hito Steyerl’s ‘Green Screen’ at Art Basel
Hito Steyerl’s ‘Green Screen’ (2023), jointly presented by Esther Schipper and Andrew Kreps, features a large-scale installation combining an experimental LED wall made from recycled glass bottles with living plants and AI-generated imagery. Bioelectrical signals from the plants shape the…
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CCRT: India’s Quiet Custodian of Cultural Continuity
Dr Vinod Narayan Indurkar, Chairman, Centre for Cultural Resources and Training (CCRT) In conversations about culture, public attention often gravitates towards visible achievements—celebrated artists, grand festivals, restored monuments, prestigious awards, and landmark institutions. Yet beneath these visible expressions lies a…
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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…
