Showcasing a series of ink paintings done by artist Jatin Das during the lockdown in the wake of a mass migration of labourers across Indian cities, Exodus 2020 is a look back at how the pandemic changed the world in many ways Das looks at the fragility of human existence in these challenging times. Captured in […]

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From the archives What: An exhibition of archival portraits of leading Indian classical artists taken during live performances, ‘Aks–e–Mausiqui’ (Shadow of Music) is now on display. Captured by Rakesh Sinha from Lucknow, the exhibition features a collection of archival/heritage portraits of leading Indian classical dancers and musicians taken at their live performances. These 16×20 inch […]

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The latest exhibition by Art Centrix Space ‘Peppery Soliloquies’ shows the different flavours of life and explores narratives around spices It has been estimated through the fields of archaeology, geology and science that the estimated watermark for humankind to use spices goes as far back as 50,000 BC.  Exploring the historical and contemporary narratives around […]

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Paying tribute What: Organised in collaboration with Cervantes Institute, New Delhi, here’s a film festival that pays tribute to well-known Spanish actress Ángela Molina. One of the most outstanding actresses in Spanish cinema with a career spanning over four decades and an extensive filmography of almost a hundred films, Molina rose to international prominence in […]

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The latest exhibition, ‘Ways of Seeing’ explores the concept of gaze and how, both male and female, create and experience art A historic exhibition that focuses on one of the most contested spaces in Indian art – the gaze is here. The much-anticipated exhibition, ‘Ways of Seeing’ features over 150 works by female and male […]

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Personal experiences   What: An online exhibition of paintings by Daniela Reis from Portugal based in the artist’s own exploration, reflection and experience of the ‘feminine’ is ongoing. Titled ‘Not The Whole Body Is Flesh’ the artist works with oil on canvas, oil on paper, enamel and digital painting. In the search for it, for […]

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Clay work What: One of the oldest human inventions, pottery has been around since before the Neolithic period, with objects dating as far back as 29,000 BC. Kiran Nadar Museum of Art presents an indigenous workshop series that will introduce the basics of pottery – ‘Terra Joys’. The ancient clay craft of Ramgarh, Rajasthan will […]

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Artist Anjaneyulu G brings an exhibition that gives life to everyday objects, their stories and the memories they preserve  “Oh the poignancy of instruments that once turned, twisted and screamed but are now deaf, dumb, lame and mute. There is something fresh about decay. It’s happening right now. Just like about memories. We are making […]

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