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An Untitled Legacy : Manohar Mhatre’s Solo Show In Mumbai

The heavy presence of The Progressive Movement continues to live in and colour the minds of each of us in the art world in India. And it is usually presumed that while the legacy lives on, the artists have all gone.  Thus, it is all the more interesting than the one remaining artist of that set, Manohar Mhatre, now 89, is still living and practicing. Chosen to have long self-marginalized himself, he is finally showing his works in a retrospective solo after decades!

Keep It Neat And Simple! Here Are 3 Artworks To Decorate Your Rooms The Minimalist Way

Home is the place you go to revive, relax, and get ready for a new day, minimalism can be impactful in assimilating all these three.

How To Care For Your Acrylic Paintings

When you invest in art that you love, you would want to retain the quality of your paintings. Often, dust tends to accumulate on our paintings; acrylics are all the more prone to attract dust and grime. Here is how you can ensure their longevity by caring for them.

When Geometry Speaks: Decoding the Rise of Symmetry and Shape in Contemporary Art

In the evolving world of contemporary art, one visual language is rising with clarity and strength: geometry. It’s no longer just the domain of...

An Introduction To Cubism And The Cubist Art Movement

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.

#ArtIsEverywhere : Seers Of The Studio

WHAT CAN BE READ can also be seen. What can be seen can also be felt. What can be felt can also be absented deliberately to let the imagination fill in the gaps. This kind of wizardry comes only to a few artists. My saying this in no way suggests some kind of a natural gift or an inborn genius.

Unravel 2024: A Canvas Of Infinite Possibilities

As the year 2024 begins, let's approach it with the spirit of artists, ready to create a masterpiece of our own lives. Opening doors to this new year is an act of courage, curiosity, and creativity. Let's paint boldly, collaborate freely, and navigate the unknown with resilience, for within the canvas of 2024 lies the potential for a truly extraordinary masterpiece. 

The Magic of Minimalism: Why Indian Collectors Are Loving Subtle Canvas Art

In a world overflowing with visual noise and decorative excess, a quiet revolution is taking place across India’s art landscape. More collectors, interior designers,...

When Drawings Come To Life – Artists Create Our Dream Worlds

Drawing are the simplest and the most fundamental form of visual expression using -mediums like pen, ink, graphite, charcoal, brush etc. Although we have all sketched at some point in our lives, still the art of drawing remains a skill that only a few can master. Drawing is the oldest form of human expression much before formal written communication was ever known to the human race. Ancient man used to communicate with pictorial representations on walls of caves, stones and trees. Drawing and illustrations are perhaps the only artistic techniques that have left a profound impact on the human race; these have been carried forward for the longest period of time.

Varanasi Arts Project| Lord Shiva and Brahma By Nilesh Artist

By Team Mojarto https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScAMKsGRJS8 Mojarto wishes everyone Happy Maha Shivratri & presents you the work from Shiva’s Nagri Varanasi done during our Varanasi Arts Project by...

The Quiet Power of Subtle Colour Palettes in Contemporary Indian Art

In an age where visual culture is often dominated by bold contrasts and immediate impact, many artists in India are turning towards restraint. Subtle...

Frida Kahlo Reimagined By Contemporary Indian Artists

Frida Kahlo lives on in Indian art, reimagined through patachitra, Kalighat, and contemporary canvases. These works celebrate her resilience, symbolism, and timeless defiance.

Canvas Conversations: How Indian Artists Are Portraying Human Experiences

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

Art Meets Architecture: When Artists and Interior Designers Create Together

If you go into a place that really moves you, the walls are probably doing more than just holding up the ceiling. They’re speaking...

From Silk Screens to Fine Art: Serigraphs Making a Modern Comeback

Art is a form of human expression and throughout history, artists have used various techniques and mediums to create sensational artworks. Each piece of art has a story, from its conception to its execution and finally, when you purchase it, you will be continuing the story, the history, and the journey of that artwork. . Serigraphs are one such medium that has been widely used by many artists.They are high-quality limited edition fine art prints. They offer a great opportunity for novice collectors to begin collecting works by renowned artists at affordable prices.

The Revival of Hand-Rendered Detail in a Digitally Dominated Art World

There is a quiet shift taking place in the art world. It does not announce itself loudly, nor does it rely on spectacle. Instead,...

Decoding the Psychology of Colour in Art

Did you know that your surroundings could affect your feelings and state of mind? Have you ever noticed that certain locations aggravate you more than others? or that specific locations are particularly tranquil and calming? Well, there's a likely chance that those spaces' colour schemes are in play.

Murals & Large-Scale Art: Bringing Statement Pieces into Indian Homes and Offices

Nowadays, people have found ways to decorate their walls instead of just painting them, be it their residential walls or office rooms. Walls are...

Why Indian Contemporary Art Is Gaining Global Attention Without Losing Its Roots

Why Indian Contemporary Art Is Gaining Global Attention Without Losing Its Roots There’s a tendency in the art world to describe certain regions as “emerging”...

The Art of Capturing Light and Memory Through Rain

From the muted grace of Rome’s soaked pavements to the glowing bustle of Hyderabad’s streets, these works reveal the poetry of fleeting moments.