The humble Paint brush has always been an integral part of Indian art and culture. From the ancient cave paintings of Ajanta and Ellora to the intricate miniature works of Mughal art, artists used these paint brushes to create vibrant, unique masterpieces. In this blog, Rooftop brings to you the evolution of paint brushes and
Introduction Indian folk and tribal art is a reflection of the country’s extensive and varied cultural past. The inclusion of wildlife motifs is one of these art genres’ most notable characteristics. Elephants, tigers, snakes, and birds are just a few of the motifs that have been a part of Indian folk and tribal art for
India is all set to host the G20 Summit on its 75th Independence anniversary! Apart from serving as the meeting venue, Indian cities have a lot to offer, as a tourist destinations, to ensure an experience of a lifetime: The Group of Twenty (G20) is the main setting for economic cooperation on a global scale.
Held annually in Panaji, Goa the Serendipity Arts Festival was inaugurated by Goa CM Mr Pramod Sawant on 15th December 2022. The eight-day festival, one of the largest in South Asia, is usually held in the month of December. This year the festival will run from the 15th to the 22nd of December. It was
Miniature painting Typically, miniature paintings are created on small canvases and have detailed brushwork. The word “miniature” is derived from the Latin word āminiumā, meaning “red lead,” and refers to the small size of the paintings. Miniature paintings are commonly associated with the art practice of the Persian, Indian, and Chinese courts, as well as
Life is a domain of beauty, and art just strengthens the beauty through which we view our surroundings. Art and paintings have been prominent in human existence since ancient times, and India is one of the biggest propagators of art. Every region and every state of India has a different art form that needs to
Rooftop and MSMS II Museum initiated a movement, where the students are encouraged to look beyond and understand the joy of experiential learning through art, painting, and the prestigious culture of India
Project Phad se Padh, an initiative by Rooftop in collaboration with MSMS II Museum transformed classrooms into art studios. Wherein, students from over 60 schools tried their hand at the traditional Phad painting. Individual Phad projects spanning over 20 ft and above
The G20 Summit experienced the art heritage of India, exhibited through various art forms originating from different pockets of the country.Ā
Indian art auction is sales events where products and services are bought and sold through bidding. There is a lot of competition among people as they try to obtain their desired item. In Indian art auctions, different types of exclusive artworks are up for bidding, and the highest bidders can own them. Everyone is welcome
