Passion, Resilience and Originality – The Making of an Artist Venkat Shyamās triumph lies in his unwavering conviction in his art and in the quiet fortitude with which he not only faced his destiny but also embraced it. His art weaves his memories rooted in the Gond tradition, its myths, its reverence for nature with
Close your eyes and imagine a world where art is more than just a medium for self-expression. It reflects a community’s history, culture, and way of life. That’s the world of Baiga art. Baiga art is a traditional tribal art form passed down through generations of the Baiga community in central India. This art is
Introduction Kala Ghoda Arts Festival (KGAF) is here once again! The Kala Ghoda neighbourhood in South Mumbai, India, hosts an annual celebration that lasts nine days and always starts on the first Saturday of February and ends on the second Sunday. Everyone, including kids, may find something special at the renowned festival. Throughout the festival,
Located on the banks of the Sabarmati River in Gujarat is the small Vaghari community. Also, known as the Devipujaks they might seem like any other ordinary settlement of people. But their artistic abilities, resilience, and spiritual fervor are what have helped them claim a place in the world of art and culture. They are
Brief Background Thangka painting has a contiguous history from about the 11th century CE when they were first made in the Buddhist monasteries of Tibet. Some researchers draw connections to the 4th-14th century CE Mogao Caves of China. You can trace the traditions back to the 4th century CE practices of the Lalitpur Valley of
From Apprentice to Master – The evolution of an artist Rajaram Sharma left home at 13 to pursue his calling to be a Pichwai artist. He trained under the aegis of eminent artists of the Nathdwara tradition. Today he is considered a master of Pichwai and Miniature painting. Born in Bijolia, Rajasthan, Rajaram Sharma was
Learning Indian art online provides a convenient and accessible way to study this rich and diverse artistic tradition. With a wide range of resources available, from ancient Hindu and Buddhist art to contemporary practices, online art classes allows students to explore the many different styles and techniques that make up Indian art. Online platforms often
Kishangarh Miniature Paintings The beauty of art lies in its diversity. And when it comes to Indian Art, there is no dearth of different styles and themes. There are several art forms, including paintings from across the country that stand out because of their unique characteristics and sheer brilliance. One such art or form of
Gond Art is a traditional tribal art form originating from the Gond tribes of central India. It’s a visual language that’s been passed down through generations and is known for its bold lines, bright colors, and intricate designs. Whether you’re looking at a Gond painting, mural, or wall hanging, you’ll be struck by its energy and life.
India has been home to many kinds of art forms, some of which have survived the test of time. The modern art materials and colours have influenced the evolution of some art forms, , while others have remained the same. In this article, Rooftop talks about the intricate motifs and the beautiful themes of Pattachitra
