Vandana Kalra

Four artists on what drew them to the farmers’ protests and why the agrarian crisis needs immediate addressal

A look at the present controversy and previous instances when the depiction of vulva and vagina in art raised eyebrows.

While the Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA) will open its doors on January 5, the National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) has planned a series of programmes, including free weekend visits, at the museum.

Photographer Sunil Gupta on documenting LGBTQ+ culture across the globe and his ongoing retrospective in London

In India, palaeontologists fear that the country’s rich fossil heritage is under threat in the absence of stringent laws and preservation efforts.

In 2020, as art became more distant, it also came closer through digital mediums

The artwork work, dubbed by the artist as "Aachoo!!", depicts a woman in a headscarf sneezing and her dentures flying into the air.

Rusty and covered with barnacle, the machine is now in the restoration workshop of the Museum of Archaeology in Gottorf Castle in Schleswig, Germany. What is this cipher machine, and what role did it play in the War? What is its value now?

The Mumbai-based studio CAMP co-founders speak about their transdisciplinary approach

As many as 32 lots go under the hammer on December 2, with mediums ranging from sketches to her early fashion illustrations and paintings

A week-long festival inaugurates the virtual opening of Bengaluru-based Museum of Art & Photography, showing how varied art forms are interconnected and enrich each other

Art rehab can make news for all the wrong reasons. Restoration that misses the mark leads to terrible consequences, like the latest one in Spain, where a woman’s face was compared to a potato

In its 10th edition and conducted entirely virtually this year, the Experimenter Curators’ Hub brings together renowned names from around the world

Artist Anjum Singh, who was known for multiple layers in her compositions, passed away on Tuesday.

Art historian Adriano Marinazzo has proposed that the Palazzo Vecchio graffiti carving was possibly created in 1504, when Michelangelo was in Florence for the installation of his famed marble sculpture of David.

Cautionary boards across the campus introduced them to new protocols — from the need to maintain at least 6 feet distance between each other to mandatory use of face masks — as staff ensured that everyone used sanitisers placed across the premises.

Photographer Parthiv Shah invited well-known personalities to record their lockdown isolation with self portraits and selfies. The results were illuminating.

From Nazis to Sicilian mafia, disparate groups have stolen art across the world, and across centuries.

Browse details of celebrated miniatures from the National Museum collection on Google Arts & Culture, from the Ramayana series to Pahari art

While the main event has been shifted to November 2021, the education programmes of the Kochi Biennale Foundation continue both online and offline

There are several significant national artefacts that India has been pressing to be returned from across the world, especially from the UK. Topping the list is the world famous Kohinoor Diamond.

"At a moment like now, when there is so much trauma and fear, for us to occupy public spaces is radical. In UP, where people were not even being allowed to protest, we were standing on the streets and painting," says the artist.

From the early landscapes to the bindu as the source of all energy, 'Raza – Rendezvous' spans over six decades of the late artist's practice

Gulammohammed Sheikh, Gigi Scaria, Reena Kallat and Anpu Varkey on the inspiration they find in the father of the nation