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Kumartuli, tucked away in the northern quarters of Kolkata, is more than just a neighborhood—it is the beating heart of Bengal’s artistry and devotion. This centuries-old artisan hub is where clay, imagination, and faith converge to create the magnificent idols that adorn pandals during Durga...
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Street art has always been about reclaiming public spaces, turning blank walls into vibrant canvases that speak to communities. But in recent years, a new competitor to the urban wall has appeared in the skies—drone light shows. Both forms are public, both are accessible, and both are designed...
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The relationship between art and technology has always been a fascinating journey, but with the arrival of Artificial Intelligence, this dialogue has reached a new intensity. Today, AI is no longer just a tool in the hands of an artist—it is becoming a co-creator. Algorithms can generate...
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In the digital age, data is often described as the new oil. But for many contemporary artists, data has also become a new pigment, a medium with which to paint complex stories about our world. From climate statistics to social media feeds, artists are transforming raw numbers into vibrant...
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The Indian entertainment industry has lost one of its most beloved comedy legends. Veteran actor Satish Shah, best known for his iconic role as Indravadan Sarabhai in the hit sitcom “Sarabhai vs Sarabhai”, passed away on Saturday morning in Mumbai. He was 74 years old and had been unwell for...
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Warli art from Maharashtra’s tribal communities captures life through simple white stick figures on earthy brown backgrounds. Despite minimal tools—often bamboo twigs and rice paste—these paintings express agriculture, dance, and rituals with striking clarity. The circular movement in Warli...
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Warli art a traditional tribal painting style from Maharashtra is one of India’s oldest and most captivating folk art forms. good away the warli kin this prowess dates game to round 2500 bce and is renowned for its obtuse notwithstanding revelatory picture of spirit world and rituals warli...
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Kashmir’s walnut wood carving is one of the region’s most treasured art forms — a craft that transforms timber into timeless beauty. Made from the rich, dark wood of the walnut tree (Juglans regia), which grows abundantly in Kashmir’s cool climate, this artisanal practice has been nurtured over...
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Art has always been a voice of the people, but nowhere is that voice more raw, powerful, and immediate than on the walls of our cities. In 2025, street art is not just graffiti—it is a cultural movement, a political statement, and a vibrant canvas of human expression. “Voices on the Walls” is...
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Street art is no longer limited to images and murals—it is increasingly embracing the written word. Across cities, walls are becoming canvases for poetry, with short verses, haikus, or bold one-liners appearing in unexpected corners. This movement, often called “wall poetry”, blends literature...
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