The first thing we’re taught in school is how to hold a pencil properly. And once we learn that, well, each of us become artists of a kind. We scribble; we doodle; we make patterns and whatnot.

Art has always been a mirror, one that reflects our collective emotions, struggles, and triumphs. In recent years, the contemporary Indian art movement has...

There’s something truly fascinating about the way Indian artists have always adapted and reimagined global art movements. One such case—perhaps one of the most...

As we stepped into 2025, Mojarto presents a thoughtfully curated selection of trending artists who are redefining artistic boundaries and infusing fresh perspectives into the creative realm.

Ceramics are one of the oldest materials that have stood the test of time. The material’s utility, patrons and rules have evolved tremendously but it remains the most sort after material for its affordability, durability and versatility. It continues to be associated with the local cultures and lives of people. The craft has been very temporal where it represents patterns and shapes of the times. The medium is loved and preferred by many for its elegance, sheen and class. It brings unparalleled beauty and uniqueness to the space. It makes the best gift with a personalised touch. With time and evolution, ceramic art has become to be purely decorative art that can add beauty to any surface and revitalise the classy look of the space. 

Cubism was an avant-garde art movement that evolved at the beginning of the 20th century in response to the changing modern world.  Pioneered by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque and later adopted by other artists like Juan Gris, cubism was characterised by the emphasis on two-dimensionality and an inclusion of geometric angles, lines, and shapes. The style also embraced outside influences, such as African masks and Native American Art.

‘Of fire and earth’, the online exhibition organised by Dhi Artspace that is on view till the 30th of May, conjures up the contemporary ceramic art scene in the country.

When Cornelia Parker was made ‘Election Artist’ by the Speaker’s Advisory Committee on Works of Art in 2017 it came as a surprise to many ordinary Britons who didn’t know such a post actually existed. The British General Election that year itself was extraordinary because it was a snap poll called by Prime Minister Theresa May three years ahead of schedule.

Interior Design, despite being vast, is a very delicate field. It does not just ornament your space by helping you make it cosy, intimate or even crisp to look professional, but also helps a visitor learn the story which the owner wishes to narrate. One of the most important and effective storytelling approaches is always done through a painting.

As M F Hussain, one of India's most celebrated artists, once said, "They can put me in a jungle, I can still paint." This statement perfectly encapsulates the spirit of the Indian art scene, where artists have been actively engaging in the discipline of art for decades to explore and create art that reflects their minds or society or anything that inspires or disturbs them. The art scene in India is thriving with a diverse range of artists, among the many emerging artists, there are 10 who stand out with their exceptional work and promise to make a big impact in 2023. These artists are gaining recognition for their unique vision, style, and creative ideas, opening up new avenues for Indian art.