Vandana Kalra

From British Museum to Van Gogh Museum, we take you through some of the most extraordinary exhibits.

Hashmi was known for her minimalist monochrome prints and themes of separation and memory.

Ten galleries from India and Dubai come together to bring art to your home through a series of curated exhibitions online

With shortage of masks making it difficult to follow the latest directive on the need to wear one when stepping out of the house, artists in Madhubani are attempting to make a contribution.

On March 26, Satish Gujral's voice was forever silenced, with the passing away of the artist. The Padma Vibhushan awardee was 94. His cremation was held in Delhi in the presence of close family members on Friday.

In the art fraternity, Gujral remained relatively a loner who did not relate with the ideologies of the then dominant Progressive Artists Group.

Satyajit Ray’s associate for over two decades and a chronicler of his times, photographer Nemai Ghosh passes away .

COVID-19 casts its shadow on museums and art soirees across India while galleries explore online sales.

The pioneering Nigerian performance artiste on drawing upon contemporary politics for his art.

Artist Atul Dodiya on his enduring engagement with the masters and how landscapes offer freedom to explore and why he engages with the society to produce his art.

From well-known Kalighat paintings to more experimental work on conch shells, there will be many on display.

The Nepal Picture Library project is a powerful archive of women who have spoken truth to power.

Put together by World Comics India, a collective that promotes comics as a communication and empowerment tool for the marginalised, the book is an outcome of a workshop conducted by the organisation with around 50-60 Rohingya refugees in Kalindi Kunj and Nuh, Mewat.

Multimedia artist Marcel Dzama on the influence of cinema, animals in his art and why he put family and friends behind a mask

With over 75 exhibitors from 20 global cities, the India Art Fair in the Capital presents a buffet of material explorations, a salute to the masters, a brush with the contemporary and hidden amidst all that is also the surreal.

Made with the Korean dakjee doll-making technique, the fragile figures are suspended from the ceiling on the steps leading up to Delhi’s Latitude 28 gallery.

Bound in black leather and embossed in patterns of gold, the Constitution has been intricately calligraphed and illustrated by Nandalal Bose and Prem Behari Narain Raizada.

Artist Bose Krishnamachari, 57, on returning with a solo after nearly a decade and why an artist cannot work in isolation from his surroundings.

A wonderful teacher, a witty friend and a generous mentor, Akbar Padamsee was an artist who merged philosophy and aesthetics in his work to remarkable ends.