Here is a glimpse of the enigmatic Mahima, a self-taught learner and writer, passionate about art, architecture, design, and decor. She is a force to be reckoned with in the world of creative expression, with her mischievous twinkle in her eye and her pen dancing across the page.
The collaboration between Italy’s Borghese Gallery and Musée Jacquemart-André brings together masterpieces from renowned artists. An event that had never occurred before and is too exceptional for European art.
Breaking the traditional norms, Amrita Sher-Gil is known for her unique compositions. Hill Women is one of them, showcasing women in a patriarchal society, with the painting’s meaning varying as per the viewer’s thoughts.
Barnaby Fitzgerald is one of the most extraordinary artists of Surrealism whose works, showcasing the themes of literature, mythology, and art history, are exhibited at Meadows Museum to honor him.
Nalini Malini, a prominent female artist from Modern India, will have her early artworks displayed for the first time at the exhibition “Nalini Malini: The Fragility of Time” by JNAF from August 12 to November 5, 2024.
The Capella de les Arts in Sitges showcases Agustí Ferrer i Pino’s exhibition, “Discovering the Paintings of the Vinyet,” until August 4.
Nasreen Mohamedi was an Indian Modernist who used her learnings of Meta Physics, Sociology, Optics, and her surroundings to create art no less than brilliance.
DAG World hosts an exquisite exhibition to present the works of important Colonial Artists like Charles W. Bartlett, William Simpson, and Edward Learn, who depicted India of the time.
Recent technologies and cultural preservation efforts allowed for the return of a fragment of a mural depicting Jesus’ bath to Santa Maria.
Jagdish Swaminathan was a columnist turned painter by the motive of exhibiting magic and symbolic thrust.
The Fighting Temeraire, an exceptional seascape and an emotional farewell to the famous warship of Britain, by J.M.W. Turner is an autobiographical piece that leaves a lasting impact on the viewer.