
How else to describe the pandemic other than surreal? Seemingly overnight, the entire fabric of daily life was turned upside down. And yet—between trying to order groceries online and refreshing your favourite newspaper’s homepage—it became important that we kept ourselves optimistic, energized, and entertained (and, perhaps, a little distracted). So from restlessness to reflection, three artists - Hemavathy Guha, Shubika Lal, and Aradhna Tandon - working in various disciplines decided to cope with the pandemic through creative expression. It was Guha, a multidisciplinary artist, who took the initiative and got in touch with some more women artists who had similar thoughts and were willing to join the bandwagon.
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DREAMS ON CANVAS
The Bengal village has given us one of the outstanding creators in BIKASH PODDAR, says Subhra Mazumdar.

EVOLVE, A GLOBAL ART AFFAIR
Volume.Artspace, an international collective that brings together promising artists from around the world, conducted its second international art exhibition, Evolve, held from January 2 to January 7, 2024, at the Berth Art Gallery, in Kochi, Kerala. With an exciting lineup of 28 artists, the exhibition presented a diverse mix of creative works across multiple media, from painting and sculpture to printmaking, photography, video art and installations.

MEDITATING THE DIVINE POSITIVITY
The artist draws inspiration from her visits to the monasteries of Ladakh.

BRINGING Benaras to life
Sandeep Chhatraband captures the soul and spirit of the eternal city, says Niyati Joshi.

Art 360 Degrees
Appreciating and incorporating art in our daily lives is an experience, says N Kalyani.

NATURE BLOOMS IN COLOURS
Ganapati Hegde, Oinam Dilip, Rakhee Shenoy and Ritu Kamath weave a fusion of Mother Earth and Humanity.

KABIR IN CONTEMPORARY ART
Durga Kainthola curated the show with 14 artists from Delhi NCR.

THEYYAM: THE SUBLIME DANCE FORM
Originating from Kaliyattam, it represents tribal practice of Hindu worship, says Dr Pooja Kashyap.

REFLECTING THE BEAUTY OF WATER AND EARTH
Gallery Massarrat hosted the show with a preview on January 18, 2025.

KASHMIR GIVES WINGS TO DODO
The dodo, a flightless bird that became extinct more than three centuries ago, has found immortality in the hands of papier mache artists of Kashmir.