Art Heritage is exhibiting “Landscapes of Memory and Experience”, an online solo exhibition of artist Kavita Jaiswal. The exhibition “Landscapes of Memory and Experience” showcases a broad spectrum of Kavita Jaiswal’s works ranging from embossed etchings done in the early 2000s to more recent acrylic ink paintings on a variety of specialty papers.
The Ghanta Ghar is the tallest building at Har Ki Paudi in Haridwar made by the Birlas in 1938. It has been a witness to lakhs of devotees every day for the past 80 years.
Every artwork is produced with utmost passion, commitment and skills. Serigraphs are artworks that are made with something in addition to these; craftsmanship.
by P Abigail Sadhana Rao
Some art forms survive trends. Others survive generations.
Indian folk art has done both.
Long before the contemporary art market began...
Printmaking was introduced in the 16th century by the Dutch, in India however it was only in the 20th century that printmaking was taken up seriously by the Fine Artists.
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.
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
What does sisterhood look like through the eyes of an artist? From quiet companionship and shared laughter to cultural belonging and collective resilience, explore how five Indian artists portray the many dimensions of relationships between women.
Discover the beauty of women finding connection, joy and strength in one another.
Women Artists Leading the Indian Art Market
For a long time, conversations about Indian art history seemed to circle around the same familiar names. Women...
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.
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.
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.
