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India News: 'International' Dubai, with its multitude of accents, is now keen to broaden the conversation about art.
LAHORE:The Lahore Literary Festival is set to captivate audiences once again as it returns for its annual rendezvous of literature, arts, and intellectual discourse. LLF will take place at the...
The event dedicated to contemporary art has six Delhi-based galleries coming together
Galleries in a Pandemic: Exhibitions Open to the Public A peek into exhibitions at art galleries which are opening for the public. The headlight partially fills up the dark with light, on a cold winter night – comes out the sun in the dreariness of volatility. And like a spotlight it highlights the walkers, tattlers and the veiled human race. The light then moves on to streets and halls and into crevices at dawn, lighting up slumbering quarters, confined stories and scarred corridors. As the new year brings in hope, a sense of weariness and carries on itself a past of monotony, worry and d...
The Old Traditions, New Narratives exhibition will continue at South Asian Art Institute, Chicago, till February 28 Hasnat Mehmood. Cut Along the White Line. 2004 How would the painters whose work is part of the South Asian Art Institute’s exhibition, Old Traditions, New Narratives, interact if they were somehow gathered at one place? Would they be able to relate to one another, or recognise a common lineage? How would, for instance, the painter of Mughal miniature Sufi Seated with Ladies on a Terrace communicate with Mohammad Zeeshan, the maker of Dying Miniature Series; or Abdur Rahman Ch...