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Abstract Minimalism in Art: How Less Creates More Meaning

Abstract Minimalism is a style that has gained popularity in recent years. This approach to art emphasises simplicity and restraint. Beyond its visual appeal, abstract minimalist art brings a serene atmosphere and tactile experience to living spaces.

Five Famous Printmakers From India

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 Blueprint That Never Was

Sarah Winchester, wife of William Wirt Winchester who popularized the ‘repeating rifle’, built a sprawling mansion with no blueprint, in order to escape the ghosts of her past.

Figurative vs Abstract: What Your Art Taste Reveals About Your Personality

Art isn’t just what you hang on your walls. It’s a reflection of who you are: how you see the world, what you value,...

#ArtIsEverywhere : Photography As A Mirror

There was a time when we used to look at family albums and relive the days gone by. How people looked  when  they were younger. Family photos had triggers that could take you back in time. That they were printed on paper  added a certain preciousness to them.

The Artistic Language Of Music That Feeds The Soul 

Music like art is a language that transcends boundaries and when it alights on a canvas, the resulting blend is sheer joy.

Dadaism: When Art Laughed at the World Through Five Iconic Works

Out of war, disillusionment and disorder came a movement unlike any other. These five artworks reveal how Dadaism mocked certainty and embraced the absurd. Art did not just respond to its time. It exposed the truth beneath it.

Unraveling The Art Of Viewing Art

Is there a proper or improper way to view art? Art has been an integral part of human civilisation for thousands of years. It is a form of self-expression that enables artists to convey their ideas, thoughts, and emotions through various mediums such as painting, sculpture, photography, and more. Just because you are not an art scholar doesn’t mean you can’t view as an expert. It's simply a matter of understanding what to look for. 

Blueprints And Heartstrings: A Scientific, Artistic Collection

Scientific representations in art is very unique and also is very rarely seen. Two genres that are so starkly divided in popular culture are art and science. Art is seen as a creative pursuit that is philosophical and emotional, while science is seen as logical, built on figures and data. However, at the heart of every groundbreaking invention is the passionate consummation of art and science. The best ideas come when creative thought and informed knowledge overlap. It is here, at this crossing of boundaries, of ideologies and beliefs that true genius lies.

5 Spectacular Modern Abstract Artworks

Modern abstract art paintings or sculptures do not portray a specific thing, person or place but its appearance is rather overstated and indistinct. What you see is the vivid strokes of the brush, strange shapes and loudly stated colors. Modern abstract art originated in Russia in about 1911 and the popular artist who put forth his work is known as Wassily Kandinsky. His belief was that hues and shades induced sentiments in people. Green to him was a symbol of internal forte and tranquility while red indicated confidence and the sense of being alive.

The Role of Memory in Contemporary Indian Paintings

Walk into any serious collection of Contemporary Indian paintings, and you will notice something quietly powerful at work. Beyond colour, form, and surface, there...

Cultural Memory on Canvas: How Indian Artists Are Preserving Vanishing Traditions

India remembers through stories. Through songs sung in courtyards. Through rituals whispered at dawn. Through patterns drawn in rice flour at the threshold of...

Freedom in Every Stroke: Celebrating Independence Day

As we celebrate this 78th Independence Day, it is a time for reflection and gratitude towards those who stood unyielding against the might of the British Empire. The bravery and resilience displayed by these freedom fighters continue to inspire generations, reminding us of the price paid for our freedom. Artists on Mojarto are doing more than simply selling their work; they celebrate the freedom of expression our ancestors fought so hard to achieve.

Beyond the Frame: How Indian Canvas Artists Are Redefining Storytelling

There is a quiet shift happening across studios, galleries, and online art platforms in India. It is not loud or theatrical, yet it is...

Kalighat Paintings: Themes, Social Satire and Colonial Bengal

A fashionable Bengali gentleman sits on a Victorian chair. His hair follows a European style, his shoes have buckles, and a hookah rests elegantly...

Exploring The Joy Of Friendship Through Artworks on Mojarto

While Friendship Day is officially celebrated on a specific day each year, the idea of celebrating friendship isn't limited to just that one day. To celebrate the spirit of friendship, lets us delve into the world of friendship-themed art while exploring the nuances of the magic of companionship.

Emerging Artists: When Is the Right Time to Buy?

There is a special excitement in discovering emerging artists before their name becomes widely recognised. You notice a painting, pause longer than expected, and...

Weaving Indian Mythology and Modernity: 10 Things to Know About Anupam Pal

Discover how artist Anupam Pal blends Indian mythology, modern abstraction, and glowing acrylic textures. Very few artists bridge the gap between ancient cultural heritage and modern abstract expressionism quite like Pal. 

The Role of Margins, Borders, and White Space in Art Presentation

A buyer may fall in love with an artwork because of colour, subject, emotion or memory. But before that connection forms, something quieter happens....

From Studio to Spotlight: How Indian Artists Build Identity Through Signature Styles

Walk into any serious art conversation today, and one question quietly sits at the centre of it all. What makes this artist unmistakably themselves? In...