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Quintessential compositions in raga Malhar see a cluster of such colourful signifiers around monsoon. While they capture

Ahome should be understood as a multidimensional concept. Literature too describeshome diversely as conflated with or related to a house, family

A usual pleasant day in October, at the cusp of a bygone summer and an approach

Home is where the heart is, this phrase acquires a whole new level of meaning when one

We are living through a complex time when there are more people

The ultimate goal of desire in this time has come to represent the dissipation of truth and rights, as well as the depletion of planetary resources. Overarching despair has come to licit half-truths and falsehoods that now sustain the world's affair.

A candid interview with one of South-Asia’s leading contemporary artists – Aisha Khalid. She talks about her foray into miniature art, her journey so far and her upcoming projects!

As art collectors, buyers and enthusiasts warm up to this season’s latest, Anant Art is all set to reveal a spectacular range of works by South Asian artists. Here is a sneak peek into some you definitely don’t want to miss!

Not interested in the readability of language, artist Ghulam Mohammad’s art practice entails deconstructing the primary composition of Urdu & Persian language into its most basic constituents and then reconstructing a virtual panorama using these fragmented bits.

We all have been familiar with the Persian word hashiya. Either one understands it as kinara; kor in Hindi or mainly as a border

The art of our times encompasses a broad range of traditional and experimental media. Artists employ diverse vocabulary of abstract and representational forms to convey their message. We live in an age of excessive consumption of resources, energy and information ..

This article attempts to explore some of the key concerns raised during the movement and articulate it through the works and theoretical insights of important feminist artists and scholars.

In today’s day and time human-nature interface has become an active subject of critical enquiry. Centuries of careless exploitation of natural resources has disrupted the inherent equilibrium of the multiple ecosystems existing in tandem..

A foray into artist Laxmipriya Panigrahi’s art practice and her elusive captivating landscapes. Born in Odisha, Laxmipriya grew up in pastoral pleasantry which is apparent in her art works.

This is artist Pratul Dash’s latest installation titled “Temple for Birds”. Merging effortlessly with the pristine idyllic landscape, the 16 feet high and 8 feet wide installation stands at the intersection ..

Birender Yadav's works put across strong visual annotations on identity, politics and class distinction in contemporary society, the plight and panorama of the working class.

Anant Art returned to India Art Fair this year with nine phenomenal artists

The human body has many riveting facets that have been experimented...

An annual jamboree that became an aperture to the colossal world of modern ...

At the fair's ninth edition, the country's largest and most successful art show...

A remarkable array of artworks that will enrapture even the most dispassionate...

A trained GPL Pilot, Yasir Waqas has made the most peculiar jump from flying...

The demonetisation crisis has left many perplexed and brought the economy...

Lahore based artist Muhammad Zeeshan has made a mark in the contemporary...

The traditional patron always comes across as a selfless figure...

After going through an extensive phase of economic recession...

Welcome back to Demystifying Iconography! In the previous article...

With a distinct watercolour technique, Digbijayee presents splendid picturesque ...

After two successful shows with Anant Art, Rubaba Haider's works continue...

What's on the corner of your street? Is there a large cat with a ball of string...