Finding their calling in art

Delhi College of Art’s Annual Art Carnival held last week served as a platform for budding artists. Among the participants were youngsters, who fought off pressure from family’s emphasis on traditional courses, and a retired man who couldn’t follow his passion earlier due to family responsibilities

Revelations

Painting was Shafali R. Anand's first love, which blossomed into an all-consuming and eternal devotion

A Journey Through the Shades

Her artwork is characterised by the ‘sense of being’ and of contentment

Artists in NCR rise to confront climate emergency

In the wake of severe pollution and catastrophic climate change, few Delhiites have embarked on a battle against capitalist destruction, armed with art, making a name for themselves while spreading awareness on the issue

Pracheen Kala Kendra’s mesmerising ensemble

One of the oldest, premier and prestigious organisations of the country, Pracheen Kala Kendra – dedicated to the promotion, preservation and dissemination of Indian Classical arts presents a musical eve

Reliving Premchand’s Bade Bhai Sahab

The Pierrot’s Troupe - known for its historical comedies is back with one of its most celebrated plays - the Big B.

Wandering Connections

Wandering is the grammar that artist Madan Meena abides by in his artistic language. It is not wandering in vain – it is always a journey to make connections. Connections between heritage, culture, craft and people. The more he wanders, the more connections the artist makes. These connections manifest as maps, lines, motifs and intricate artworks

Annual Art Carnival is back!

The carnival this year is special as it returns from a two-year hiatus. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the art festival was shelved to prevent public gathering. There will be no entry fee