Indian art attack: Why the world's best street artists are flocking to Delhi
Tamara Hinson heads to the capital to discover a whole new generation of artists who are forging their own path and using the city as the ultimate canvas
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Tamara Hinson heads to the capital to discover a whole new generation of artists who are forging their own path and using the city as the ultimate canvas
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Ahmet Ögüt’s ‘Jump Up!’, is a series of trampolines where visitors need to jump to view the artworks. These artworks, created by Benodebehari Mukherjee, are hung above normal eye-level, being just outside of reach to fully take in.
Other highlights of the exhibition include a new commission work by Mumbai-based architect duo Rupali Gupte and Prasad Shetty, sculptural installation by Delhi-based artist Murari Jha, and a performance work by Shillong-based artist Lapdiang Syiem that connects India and Bangladesh via the folklore of Shillongs Khasi hill tribes.The collaboration will also feature a presentation by the Anga Art Collective focusing on the memories of village elders in western Assam close to the Bangladesh border, who were forced to abandon their homes as their village drowned in the Bramhaputra river due to ero...
The Samdani Art Foundation has announced the first details of artist projects for the a href= https://www.dhakaartsummit.org/ target= _blank Dhaka