That Obscure Object of Desire Nine | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Maqbool Fida Husain or MF Husain’s life and death have been a recurring subject of discourse. While his body of work has been celebrated repeatedly, not many exhibitions have been able to evocatively capture the prolific artist and painter’s curious mind and indelible legacy. […]
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That Obscure Object of Desire Nine | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Maqbool Fida Husain or MF Husain’s life and death have been a recurring subject of discourse. While his body of work has been celebrated repeatedly, not many exhibitions have been able to evocatively capture the prolific artist and painter’s curious mind and indelible legacy. […]
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A view of the ongoing show at Palette Art Gallery | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Palette Art Gallery is currently hosting a captivating exhibition titled A Reconstruct, featuring some of the rare and seminal works of the renowned artist Jeram Patel . Fondly known as Jeram Bhai, Patel was a maestro who embraced experimentation, particularly […]
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A view of the ongoing show at Palette Art Gallery | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Palette Art Gallery is currently hosting a captivating exhibition titled A Reconstruct, featuring some of the rare and seminal works of the renowned artist Jeram Patel. Fondly known as Jeram Bhai, Patel was a maestro who embraced experimentation, particularly with […]
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For years now, DAG (formerly Delhi Art Gallery) has been more than a gallery. Almost three decades old, with the largest collection of pre-modern and modern Indian art, it has had unusual collaborations — with the Archaeological Survey of India and the National Gallery of Modern Art at Dhrishyakala (Red Fort, Delhi) and with Ghare […]
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Reflections by Dattatraya Apte As four artists – Anandamoy Banerjee, Dattatraya Apte, Kavita Nayar and Sushanta Guha – sit in the Dhoomimal Art Gallery, the camaraderie between them is evident. “One of the reasons I enjoy printmaking is because of these people who I have been working with for 40 years,” says Anandamoy. Unlike […]
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Modernist painter Raja Ravi Varma’s first commissioned painting, Kizhakke Palat Krishna Menon & Family | Photo Credit: Delhi Art Gallery At the intimate space of the Delhi Art Gallery (DAG), inside the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel in Colaba, a historic painting is under the spotlight. It is a family portrait by India’s first modernist painter, […]
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A walk at Abanindranath Tagore’s house at Konnagar during the first edition of The City as a Museum. | Photo Credit: Special arrangement Two Bengal-based female artists who were popular during their time but are on the verge of being forgotten will be celebrated during this year’s The City as a Museum event held annually by the Delhi […]
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An exhibition on the erstwhile Mysuru ruler, through the lens of the East India Company’s painters An exhibition on the erstwhile Mysuru ruler, through the lens of the East India Company’s painters Dramatic lighting and black walls set the mood for the viewing of historical paintings dedicated to Tipu Sultan, the enfant terrible of British […]
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