Raja Ravi Varma, often regarded as the ‘Father of Modern Indian Art’, laid the foundation to make art accessible to the common man. With the use of European art techniques, Varma became the ...

Let’s start with a simple question: how many of us grew up watching Doraemon, Shinchan, Dragon Ball Z, and Naruto? We didn’t understand anything about Japanese culture, but we still sat glued to the ...

The two worlds of Sabyasachi Mukherjee spread across two floors of the Nilaya Anthology in Mumbai are like twins separated at birth. Upstairs, standing close to a tablescape, is a toy tiger on a ...

The Government College of Art in Calcutta was ‘established by a benevolent government for the purpose of revealing to the Indians the superiority of European art’, in the second half of the 19th ...

“When you look at his work, you wouldn’t think it could come out from my foundation. A Raja Ravi Varma steeped in nostalgia could have. Atish’s work is independent of me,” said Sabya.

“When you look at his work, you wouldn’t think it could come out from my foundation. A Raja Ravi Varma steeped in nostalgia ...