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The art of collage—once associated with cutting and pasting fragments of newspapers, photographs, and magazine clippings—has undergone a digital renaissance in the age of Instagram. Young artists are taking advantage of design software, mobile apps, and AI tools to create digital collages that...
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Terracotta, one of the oldest forms of earthen art in India, is witnessing a strong revival in modern homes. Traditionally used in temples, figurines, and architectural details, terracotta is finding its way into contemporary interiors as both a decorative and sustainable choice. Its natural...
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Art has always been about engaging the senses, but in recent years, artists have begun to experiment with blending sound and vision in ways that create entirely new experiences. Soundscapes—carefully composed layers of music, ambient noises, or recorded voices—are increasingly being used as a...
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capture the heartbeat of urban spaces. What was once dismissed as graffiti or random doodles has now evolved into one of the most powerful forms of contemporary expression. Street art is more than splashes of color—it is a visual language. It speaks of social issues, local culture, protest...
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In today’s world, art is no longer confined to paintbrushes, canvases, or traditional sculptures. Contemporary Creatives represent a new wave of artists who are breaking boundaries and reimagining the role of art in society. They embrace technology, digital media, recycled materials, and...
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The much-anticipated exhibition at Kolkata’s Victoria Memorial Hall showcases the pioneering mountain photography of Vittorio Sella. Running from 9 August to 7 September 2025 in the grand Durbar Hall, the collection features early 20th-century photographs of the Sikkim Himalaya and Karakoram...
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The Indian Museum, Kolkata, Asia’s oldest and largest museum, continues to be a beacon of cultural discovery. Its upcoming exhibitions promise a fascinating blend of history, art, and global exchange, making it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in heritage and contemporary...
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Experimenter Gallery in Ballygunge Place is set to host an evocative solo exhibition titled “No Race, No Colour” by Sri Lankan artist Pushpakanthan Pakkiyarajah. Running from 17 July to 20 September 2025, this marks the artist’s first solo show in India, and it arrives with a powerful message...
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In every culture, heritage represents the foundation of identity. It carries the stories, traditions, and artistry of generations who came before us. Yet in 2025, heritage is no longer locked away in history books or ancient monuments—it is meeting modernity in bold, innovative ways. The result...
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Textiles have always been a cornerstone of cultural expression, but today’s artists and designers are blending tradition with technology in exciting new ways. From 3D-printed fabrics to wearable electronics, innovations in textiles are redefining what cloth can do and represent. In many...
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