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Islands of Fire and Color

After Venice cast its spell on me, I felt an overwhelming desire to explore the smaller islands that shimmer like jewels on the lagoon—Murano and Burano. Each is a world unto itself, carrying centuries of art, artistry that’s steeped in tradition.

For the love of terracotta

When women and children ravaged in War or dominated by social patriarchy is the theme of an exhibition, then it sways every heart, every soul and sends a strong social message to the world.

Perilous Spectacle

The digital age has transformed recognition and fame into commodities measured in likes, shares, and fleeting moments of virality.

Art is born from the lived moment: Arpana Caur

“For me, an image comes in a flash from seen and observed moments in life,” says artist Arpana Caur, describing how her creative process is born out of fleeting emotions and lived experience.

Passion for art bring the best out of this railwayman

Challenging the notion of railway employees of primarily being associated with the mechanised world, an office superintendent of the Eastern Railway brought alive the philosophy and life of the iconic ‘bauls’ of the state on his canvas.

Iconic sleuths in iconoclastic adaptations

With news that there was going to be another modern Sherlock Holmes on television (CBS) later this year, directed by Craig Sweeny, the buzz was who was going to play the lead role.

Exploring multiple themes through ceramic art

The Art Alive Gallery's new group show titled 'Immersive Infinities' being held in the national capital features works of six artists that allow the audience to experience ceramic art through the prism of immersive experiences while narrating stories of history, politics, nature, environmental concerns, community, and more.