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Doors of Perception: The Art of KR Santhana Krishnan

May 20, 2016

KR Santhana Krishnan has spent the last 18 years making more than 800 paintings with one theme: doors. Doors closed, half-shut, partly […]

Seema Kohli: De-mystifying Kohli’s paradise

May 18, 2016

Author – Ria Sarkar A feast for sore eyes, Seema Kohli’s artworks are vivid depictions that build narratives of a mystical paradise […]

Thota Vaikuntam: A study of the evolution of the iconic Telengana women

April 14, 2016

Acclaimed Indian figurative artist 73-year-old Thota Vaikuntam is best known for his paintings of the dusky, brightly coloured Telengana women. Did he always paint these part-exotic part-grotesque figures?

Abstract Emotions With Niladri Paul

February 19, 2016

If Paul’s work was an essay, every sentence would end with an exclamation mark. Niladri Paul’s distinctive style seems to live in […]

Postcards from Vietnam: Phan Thu Trang

February 16, 2016

The power of a painting is to teleport you instantly to a different place and a different time, without stepping into a […]

Madhuri and Impressionism

January 31, 2016

Impressionism is best understood as an art form that is a verb and not a noun. Impressionist paintings are created to capture […]

Rediscovering Buddha through Feng-Shui

January 27, 2016

A sheltered prince abdicates his throne and relinquishes the familiar comforts of domesticity to embark on a quest of self-discovery. His arduous […]

Ramesh Pachpande: The Serenade of Love

January 18, 2016

Understanding love has been the subject of many a philosophical, artistic and spiritual conquest. While the definition remains as elusive, the many […]

6 Reasons to gift a painting

December 17, 2015

It is that time of the year again when the hunt for the perfect gift begins; when brains are racked and memories […]

7 reasons to buy a painting

December 17, 2015

Ben Elton once famously quipped, “Artists don’t create society, they reflect it!” To  buy and own a painting then, is to acknowledge […]

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