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Hyderabad at the India Art Fair 2024: Kalakriti, Shrishti and Dhi galleries showcase artworks in which the contemporary meets traditional imagery

Beyond pots and pans: Ceramic artists are making hay with clay

Sunday Times News: Trendy and tactile, pottery is going places.

Exploring Multiple Themes Through Ceramic Art

Exploring multiple themes through ceramic art

The Art Alive Gallery's new group show titled 'Immersive Infinities' being held in the national capital features works of six artists that allow the audience to experience ceramic art through the prism of immersive experiences while narrating .

Art Alive Gallery's group show explores multiple themes through ceramic art

The Art Alive Gallery's new group show titled 'Immersive Infinities' being held in the national capital features works of six artists that allow the audience to experience ceramic art through the prism of immersive experiences while narrating .

Art Alive Gallery's Group Show Explores Multiple Themes Through Ceramic Art

India Art Fair opens, asserts a return to the physical world

"The Pandemic was bound to leave an imprint on the minds of artists, something one can see in many artworks here, including mine. We are seeing it as a metaphor for multiple emotions that connect not just with the immediate external," .

India Art Fair returns this month

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Hyderabad artist celebrates 'Oneness' through ceramic art

Hyderabad Kalakriti Art gallery is hosting a solo contemporary ceramic exhibit by artist Vinod Daroz, titled Aikyam

Spike in Covid cases takes colour off the art market | Vadodara News

cap Vadodara: After a gloomy year, the art community had just begun getting creative zing back. But the recent spike in Covid cases has again brought a pall of gloom on the art market. Art galleries in the city have begun cancelling or postponing the exhibitions that were to be held over next two months. And the artists feel that it would take months for the situation to normalize. “There was a buzz in the art market over the last few months. We were organizing exhibitions and art lovers were walking in for the shows. But now we won’t be organizing any more shows as the cases of Coronavirus are on rise again. The exhibitions that were planned have already been postponed,” said Hitesh Rana of Sarjan Art Gallery.