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Kumartuli, the legendary potters’ quarter in North Kolkata, has long been famous for crafting Durga idols that are shipped across India and abroad. But beyond tradition, a new wave of experimental clay art is reshaping its creative identity. Younger sculptors, many trained in fine arts, are...
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In the 19th century, Bardhaman (Burdwan), a princely state in Bengal, emerged as a significant center for hybrid art forms born from the interaction between Indian traditions and British colonial influence. One such artistic movement was the Company Style portraiture, a genre that flourished...
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Prepare for a convergence of art and innovation at Image Today Chennai 2025, India’s flagship exhibition for photography, videography, digital imaging, framing, and album-making. Returning to the Chennai Trade Centre, this three-day event transforms the venue into a lively marketplace and...
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Every year, the All India Annual Art Exhibition, hosted by the Bombay Art Society, invites art enthusiasts, critics, and collectors to one of the oldest continuous art showcases in India. The 133rd edition, held from March 11–17 at the iconic Jehangir Art Gallery in Mumbai, continues this...
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The India Art Fair 2025, set to take place from February 6–9 at the NSIC Exhibition Grounds in New Delhi, promises to be the biggest celebration of contemporary and modern art in South Asia. With over 100 galleries and design studios participating, this edition blends global presence with...
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Kodu 2025, unfolding at Lalit Kala Akademi in Chennai from June 19–24, is a breath of fresh creativity. This annual student art showcase by Maisha Studio is more than just an exhibition—it’s a thoughtful exploration of line as a metaphor for self-discovery and reflection. The name “Kodu,” which...
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2025’s art trends are bold, urgent, and deeply personal. Expect more biophilic art, tactile fiber works, AI-generated pieces, and interactive installations with climate and identity at the core. Artists are shifting from “what’s pretty” to “what matters.” The rise of Indigenous art,...
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