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Oct 01, 2019
Artist Subodh Gupta files defamation suit in Delhi HC against anonymous social media account that raised #MeToo allegations in 2018
Subodh Gupta files defamation suit against the Instagram handle @herdsceneand which had named him in anonymous #MeToo accounts -
Sep 21, 2019
The Stories in My Life: Amid changing times, a tale about a music teacher's commitment to perfection, by Alice Munro
Every year, Miss Marsalles has a party — an annual recital presented by her little students — which is a tiresome and tedious affair for her invitees, for she is a relic of a vanished era. But this time, one performance changes how her invitees perceive her work | Neelam Saran Gour writes in this edition of The Stories in My Life -
Sep 16, 2019
Delhi's Jamia Nagar has long been perceived as a 'Muslim ghetto' — a label new art initiatives are interrogating
Tucked away in a congested south Delhi neighbourhood, Gallery Magenta in Jamia Nagar is anything but a typical big city art space. It does not host elaborate opening previews, where wine and finger food are generously served. -
Sep 10, 2019
Megha Rao on her new book Music to Flame Lilies, 'art for life’s sake' and the moral responsibility of artists
Megha Rao is a 23-year-old author, poet and artist who has recently released her third novel Music to Flame Lilies. In an interview with Firstpost, Rao talks about the book, and the power of art to save and uplift lives. -
Sep 05, 2019
The Antiquities and Art Treasures Act ails India's tangible heritage; is the 2017 draft bill constructive?
In India, the Antiquities and Art Treasures Act, 1972, was formulated at a time when there was a need for it — the reserves of certain museums in Britain continued to swell, while the country struggled to protect its own fabled jewels and antiquities. Therefore, the act was based on protectionism. However, it is no longer serving its purpose. -
Jul 31, 2019
The Madras Art Movement is back in focus with a much-needed retrospective; but why was it sidelined for so long?
The Madras Art Movement heralded a new paradigm in modern Indian art. Why has the story of Indian art history then not featured it quite as prominently as other art movements? -
Jul 12, 2019
Japonaiserie and Van Gogh: Influence of Japanese art on the painter's style is subject of a new documentary
Van Gogh re-created Japanese ukiyo-e prints and elements of the art form seeped into his own style. He began to see Japonisme in various aspects of his life once he moved to South France -
Jul 11, 2019
Beyond the line: 30 years on, Nasreen Mohamedi's work continues to mystify with its minimalistic, sensory approach
The exhibition at Mumbai’s Chatterjee & Lal gallery traces Nasreen Mohamedi’s shift towards a sparse form of abstraction, which coincided with her struggle with a fatal illness. -
Jul 05, 2019
Mutarerium: Art exhibition in Mumbai decentres humans from ecological narrative, warns of imminent extinction
Mumbai Art Room showcases Mutarerium, which focuses on decentering the human from the broad ecological narrative, warns against human extinction and calls for protecting the environment. -
Jun 12, 2019
Using artwork to voice dissent
TV Santhosh represents a breed of artists that is not afraid to mix art with activism
