The photographic practice of Priti Ganatra is a profound meditation on the intersection of reality and perception. As a Bangalore-based lens-based artist, Ganatra’s work transcends the traditional boundaries of documentation, moving into the realm of “visual poems”. Her portfolio, characterized…

Dinkar Jadhav is a distinguished Indian artist from Jadhavwadi, Pune, whose 3 decade career is defined by the philosophy that energy is constant, merely changing form over time. A graduate of Abhinav Kala Mahavidyalaya, he is celebrated for his “realistic…

To speak of Raghu Rai is not merely to speak of a photographer, but of a visual biographer who has spent over half a century documenting the heartbeat of India. His lens does not just capture light; it captures the…

Mandi House is the vibrant cultural heartbeat of Delhi, renowned as the city’s premier hub for performing arts. Named after the former palace of the Raja of Mandi, it hosts iconic institutions like the National School of Drama, Sahitya Akademi,…

The boy who once sat outside his modest home selling kites had finally learned to fly, taking the aspirations of an entire generation of artists with him. His journey stands as a testament to the fact that when a child…

Asish Das is one of the most compelling voices in contemporary Indian sculpture. Living and working in the historic art hub of Vadodara (Baroda), his work is a testament to the power of bronze and wood to carry profound human…

The Annual Group Show at Triveni Kala Sangam remains one of Delhi’s most rigorous platforms for contemporary practice — a space where painting, sculpture, and ceramics converse without hierarchy. The 2026 edition continues that legacy, bringing together diverse voices under…

Sometimes, the most profound bonds in life arrive unannounced. What began as an unexpected gift soon became the heart of our homea loyalcompanion whose quiet presence brought immense joy, comfort, and meaning, leaving behind memories that time can never fade….

The recent sale of Raja Ravi Varma’s masterpiece, ‘Krishna-Yashoda,’ for a staggering ₹167 crore didn’t just make headlines in the art world; it reignited an age-old debate: Why does a painting cost tens of millions of dollars? While a fellow…

The psychology of conditional living — and why the right moment never arrives There is a particular form of negotiation that most people engage in quietly, without recognising it as negotiation at all. It sounds like planning. It feels like…