EXHIBITION
The exhibition’s centrepiece is Pooja Kashyap’s mesmerising portrayal of Ardhnarishwar, a divine coalescence of Shiva and Devi
[…]Through the masterful use of colours, textures, and arrangement, Yashwant Deshmukh delves into the intricate relationship between memory, perception, and intuition, provoking us to reflect on the very essence of existence
[…]In essence, ‘Calcutta Painters’ has forged a legacy of unwavering dedication and artistic excellence, leaving an indelible mark on the canvas of India’s cultural heritage
[…]One-of-its-kind, a magical exhibit that transcends into a journey of the evolution of design aesthetics and rich visual history of India providing the onlookers an experience to immerse themselves in the charm of offset and lithographic techniques as each poster whispers stories of a bygone era
[…]The exhibition showcases a diverse range of artwork and represents the growth of multiple students who have acquired the requisite skills as well as techniques over time
[…]The excitement was palpable as the second edition of ‘Voice of Colors’ was set to take place from February 18 to 21 at the picturesque venue of Zorba The Buddha. Nestled in the heart of Delhi, this setting was chosen for its beauty and serenity, providing the perfect backdrop for the vibrant artworks that would soon adorn its walls
[…]Houston-based Pakistani artist Zaam Arif presents a suite of large- and small-scale oil paintings for the first time in India.
[…]The artwork possesses a multitude of qualities that surpass mere aesthetic charm and fragility. The playful nature, satirical elements, and thoughtful creativity all work together to captivate and involve the observer
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