The Look Of Genesis
Artist Pradeep Puthoor’s oeuvre betrays his stern demeanour and dives headlong into everything fr
Artist Pradeep Puthoor’s oeuvre betrays his stern demeanour and dives headlong into everything fr
Artist Jayashree Patankar is a conscientious practitioner of the folk art form of Chitrakathi, integrating traditional narratives with contemporary themes contributing to visual culture in her forty-five-year career, a feature by Sushma Sabnis
Artist Manisha Patil’s works in her recent exhibition ‘And Time Flies..’ traverse between the past, present, and future, serving as visual time-machines that unlock a treasure trove of humane experiences, writes Sushma Sabnis
In a recently concluded exhibition at the Sakshi Gallery, Mumbai, artist Ratna Gupta invites the viewer to confront their other primaeval instincts, writes Sushma Sabnis
Like a human metal detector artist, Ajay Chakradhar creates artwork that goes beyond environmental and conceptual art, to bring into view the subliminal ecological, economic and psychological damage caused by the coal and mineral mining industry in villages of Jharkhand.. writes Sushma Sabnis
Renowned artist Vipta Kapadia’s abstraction deals with the duality of timelessness and a moment. Extrapolating pluralities of life, her works try to solve the mystery of how an abstractionist thinks…writes Sushma Sabnis
Artist Kinnari Tondlekar’s works focus on the conflict between land spaces and the sky in a burgeoning metropolis. Her cityscapes look up hopefully at the sky in an attempt to breathe easy from a claustrophobic place, writes Sushma Sabnis.
Artist Saviya Lopes in her solo show ‘Dear Tereza’ at the newly opened Art and Charlie gallery in Bandra, highlights the sensitive and supportive relationships developed within matrifocal communities and how they are self-sustained, creative and bold even in troubled socio-political and economic times. A review by Sushma Sabnis.
Artist Atul Dodiya’s solo ‘Dr Banerjee in Dr Kulkarni’s Nursing Home and other paintings’ on at Chemould Prescott gallery, jogs the memory, makes the eyes wander till the mind somersaults. Welcome to Dodiyaland.. writes Sushma Sabnis