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Visual Arts
Arts  /  Published 25.03.23

The unbearable lightness of being

Most impactful of all works perhaps was installation of fifty life-sized bronze figures titled The Crowd...
By Srimoyee Bagchi

Arts  /  Published 18.03.23

Luminous masters, bright students

It bodes well for future of Indian art that even after being dazzled by masters, newcomers in awardees segment still managed to steal show...
By Srimoyee Bagchi

Arts  /  Published 11.03.23

Natural shapes

Rumki’s métier is in her pen and ink drawings of various flowers, rendering them directly from nature...
By Soumitra Das

Arts  /  Published 11.03.23

The skin as a canvas for desire

At first glance, gallery appears to have been taken over by tangle of limbs in various stages of satiation...
By Srimoyee Bagchi

Arts  /  Published 25.02.23

Between freedom and being unfree

Debraj Goswami’s works were inspired by the hot topics of ruthless bulldozers and a distressed Kashmir...
By Soumitra Das

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Arts  /  Published 18.02.23

Fresh ideas

Avalanche of dark, splintering dust colour and acrylic that comes hurtling down mossy green slopes into glen ...
By Rita Datta

Arts  /  Published 18.02.23

Mind’s hell

By Srimoyee Bagchi

Events  /  Published 17.02.23

Taj City Centre New Town kicks off Paints & Strokes

It is an immersive painting experience where artists express and shape their palettes of thoughts with vivid strokes and colourful hues...
By Zeba Akhtar Ali

Arts  /  Published 11.02.23

Violent shades

Sarnath Banerjee’s installation, Censorship, in the form of a graphic novel combined myths and the mundane to forge unexpected links...
By Srimoyee Bagchi

Arts  /  Published 04.02.23

A poetic ode to home

Haloi does with paint what Bengali poets and writers did with words...
By Soumitra Das


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