Are you looking for artworks to decorate your meditative space? Or artworks to fill your room with peace and serenity?

In ancient Greek, the word ‘-ismos’ means ‘taking sides with’. Eventually, the English suffix ‘-ism’ derived from Greek origin is often used to describe philosophies, theories and ideologies.

By Team Mojarto https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLvielJJ5Ao Mojarto presents a short video of Nevercrew's work titled "Deflated" for Varanasi Arts Project. What looks like a deflated plastic balloon in...

Memory does not always arrive in words; it lingers as colour, texture, and form. This blog explores how contemporary Indian art translates these fragments into visual language, where abstraction and silence carry emotional depth. Collectors encounter works that resonate beyond aesthetics, creating a quiet, personal connection that unfolds over time.

The rich cultural diversity of Indian art is well reflected in the vivid, distinct and enchanting folk art and crafts. Various painting styles are prevalent across various regions, each representing tradition, customs, and ideologies passed on from one generation to other.

For decades, Indian art was often approached as an object of beauty. It was admired for colour, surface, ornamentation, and the sense of cultural...

Travelling, sightseeing, meeting friends have a supremely calming effect and make us smile every time. Paintings too have a way of transporting us someplace else, especially in the worst of times, they can have an alleviating effect on our souls and minds. Hanging a painting and viewing it has proven to have therapeutic benefits too. Here’s why hanging paintings can be both soothing and appealing.

Pop Artworks is identified by having vivid and bright colors that transcend vibes of cheerfulness and happiness. Pop Art is a movement that emerged in the late 20th century. From pieces embracing the beautiful past to fragments of the bleak yet real present, these works accomplish more than what their genre demands them to. Purely Indian, and purely popular they hinge on that hint of the surreal.

Every season has its beauty and charm. Amongst them, winter is one of the most beautiful but underrated season. The sight of snow covered trees and dew stringed leaves are a startling view. Chilly mornings, bright winter blooms and cosy warm clothes enhance the beauty of the season. It refreshes us from inside.

The dilapidated Watson’s Hotel might be oscillating between restoration and neglect but remains a reluctant ode to a time gone by, and a historic significance nearly forgotten. Structurally designed by Rowland Mason Ordish and constructed by the Phoenix Foundry Company, the hotel still stands, 148 years later. Boasting the first-ever steam powered elevator in India, over 120 attached baths and punkhawallahs(fan bearers)for every room – the Watson was well known for its lavish layout and extensive structure.