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Monochrome Painting: Contemporary Indian Artists in Black and White

Six contemporary Indian artists explore emotion, memory, and identity through the quiet power of monochrome painting in black and white.

A Husain-Shaped Mirage In The Desert

THERE IS NO OTHER INDIAN ARTIST whose work has branched out in so many different directions as has M.F Husain’s. If artists were trees, Husain would be the Banyan that grows and grows till it becomes its own forest, its own eco-system with roots and trunks indistinguishable from each other.

Art Festivals Happening in India December 2025

December art festivals in India offer a rare opportunity to experience the country’s creative energy at its most vibrant. From Kerala’s coastal charm to...

Expressions In Charcoal – Smokey And Smugged

Drawing is the oldest form of human expression. Much before written communication existed man used pictorial representations to communicate. It is one of the only artistic techniques that has left a profound impact on human race and is the longest surviving practice of art.  Charcoal as a drawing medium is almost as old as the existence of drawing itself. The velvety darks and the ability to create loose, gestural marks impart a satisfaction only an artist can understand. We handpicked our top 5 charcoal artworks to give you a taste of its beauty.

The Auction Story: A Brief History

Auction houses have often been regarded with awe as they house the most incredible collections and items selling for inordinate prices! But when and where did it all begin?

Contemporary Artists Responding to Conflict and Trauma in Times of War

In times of conflict, art becomes more than expression. It becomes reflection. This essay explores how contemporary artists respond to war, trauma, and political tension, revealing the psychological impact of conflict and the role of art in helping society pause, question, and think critically.

Emami Art Showcases Black White And More

Navigating the greys of our current isolation and picking on the subtle nuances of line, shape and form, the online show ‘Black White and More’ by Emami Art, Kolkata, brings our attention towards simplicity and minimalism

5 Exclusive Pop Artworks To Keep The Memories And Realism Intact

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.

Buying Indian Paintings Online: A Trend Today

The fine art market continues to boom and the demand for Indian art is rocketing, it has been seen as a fine investment. Works by eminent artists like M. F. Hussain, S. H. Raza put us on the map. Buying Indian art by both esteemed master artists and emerging artists is not only accessible but it has been made easier.

From Brushstrokes To Algorithms: Evolution Of Art In The Age Of AI

Assistive Intelligence exhibition taking place at the Visual Arts Gallery, Delhi challenges traditional ideas about artificial intelligence by showcasing the technology as a tool and part of the media mix in a collection of conceptual, figurative, video works and abstractions. The exhibition explores our current existence by presenting an immediate snapshot of our environment and state of mind through the use of recognizable motifs that highlight the uncertainty, anxiety, and absurdity that pervades cities worldwide.

How to Choose Sculpture for Home Interiors

There is a moment when a room stops looking decorated and starts feeling personal. Often, that moment has little to do with another cushion, lamp...

Between Conflict and Truth: Art Is Not Always Meant to Comfort Us

Through themes of forced displacement, the unseen sacrifices of farmers and the divisions that perpetuate human conflict, explore how contemporary Indian artists use their work to question social inequalities, challenge familiar narratives and reveal the uncomfortable truths behind everyday life.. Because sometimes, the purpose of art is not to comfort us, but to make us look closer.

Sacred Geometry in Indian Art: Patterns That Go Beyond Decoration

There is a quiet intelligence woven into Indian art. It does not shout for attention, yet it holds your gaze. Look closely at a...

Gond Art: History, Elements, Animals and Stories

At first glance, a Gond painting may appear to be a joyous gathering of colour, animals, trees and finely repeated patterns. Look a little...

Celebrating Diwali: Unwrapping Unique Gifts from Mojarto

This Diwali, why not break away from the ordinary and explore the extraordinary world of art gifting? Mojarto, your trusted e-commerce art platform, brings you the perfect blend of tradition and innovation with these exquisite Diwali gift ideas. 

How to Understand Serigraphs Before Buying One

You spot an artwork by an artist you have admired for years. The colours are strong, the composition is unmistakable, and the price feels...

What Makes an Artwork “Click-Worthy” in Online Art Marketplaces

Selling art online is not just about uploading a beautiful painting and waiting for a buyer to fall in love with it. The online...

Gen Z Is Collecting Art. But Who Needs to Know?

Gen Z is reshaping art collecting through independent research, personal taste, and an unexpected preference for privacy. Explore the statistics behind a generation redefining what it means to own art.

Durga Puja: Celebrating the Goddess Through Paintings

By P Abigail Sadhana Rao An inexplicable pull draws you toward Durga Puja, one where the enchantment is as mystical as it is mesmerizing....

Returning to Art: Learning to Look Again

In a world of constant stimulation, true stress relief may begin with learning to pause. Art invites us to slow down, look closely and rediscover the experience of attention.