Category: Art & Design

Stencilled on the wall

Stencilled on the wall

| May 14, 2013 | 0 Comments

With the Bangladeshi sweat shop labour rings being exposed, renowned British graffiti artist Banksy’s controversial maker of a boy making Union Jack bunting on a sewing machine, an apparent comment on sweat-shop labour is being put up for auction in London again. We take a look at some of the artist’s other controversial work as well.

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Making a connect

Making a connect

| March 31, 2013 | 0 Comments

Via Presence by French artist B2Fays is a beautiful juxtaposition of multimedia installation and paintings which can be experienced and looked upon for hours together. Brought together by Kalakriti Art Gallery and Alliance Francaise, the artwork can now be seen at the Kalakriti Art Gallery. On the periphery of the room were myriad hand paintings. There [...]

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Everything you need to know about Michelangelo

Everything you need to know about Michelangelo

| March 6, 2013 | 0 Comments

Michelangelo was called the Il Divino, or the Divine One, in his own lifetime because through his hands and his works we could envisage the perfect form of man and god.

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Limited edition: A look at the handicraft industry in India

Limited edition: A look at the handicraft industry in India

| February 19, 2013 | 0 Comments

Before buying handicrafts, it’s important we understand those who make them. Postnoon gives you a glimpse into an artisan’s world. How much would you fork out for fashion that’s painstakingly ha­ndcrafted and made exclusively by an expert designer with unmatched skills? For something that you’ll own a unique piece of? Most of us wouldn’t be able [...]

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‘He is my bamboo boy’

‘He is my bamboo boy’

| January 27, 2013 | 0 Comments

Artist Karuna Gopal and Vikram, her autistic son, displayed their works at Muse Art Gallery in an exhibition titled Abstrautisry (autism, abstraction, artistry). The proud mother talks about her artistic and famous son, his signature style and more.

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Moments in  Repose

Moments in Repose

| January 19, 2013 | 0 Comments

Unfolding moments in the lives of humans or otherwise is just one of the subjects that lensman Anil Purohit seeks to portray. Here we take a glance at some such instances. Anil Purohit picked up photography so he could capture on film, moments that’d he’d been storing in his mind’s eye for years. In his [...]

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Caged and free

Caged and free

| January 19, 2013 | 0 Comments

Shakuntala Kulkarni is a difficult artist to categorise. Through her experiments with art and its mediums, she tackles society’s underlying issues.

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Masters of style

Masters of style

| January 8, 2013 | 0 Comments

Placing the work of Rembrandt and his contemporaries squarely within the context of modernity’s development is a show titled Rembrandt’s Century in San Fransisco. While the art world is going gaga over the show, we take a look at some of his contemporaries.

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Art for the New Year

Art for the New Year

| January 6, 2013 | 0 Comments

The ninth edition of the Krishnakriti art and culture festival is about to begin. This annual festival of art and culture is held in the memory of Krishnachandra B Lahoti. The art festival begins with a talk on Deccani paintings by eminent art historian Jagdish Mittal.On January 8 there will be a talk and presentation by [...]

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Alexander

Alexander

| January 6, 2013 | 0 Comments

It’s a one man show by cine actor Jayaprakash Reddy, who is also the director of the play. The story revolves around a retired military major who has characteristics of Alexander the Great, known for his determination and stubbornness. Alexander, the character, gives suggestions and solutions for present day burning problems pertaining to common man through his one-man-show. The play [...]

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