Metal jamdani and ceramic installations at Serendipity Arts Festival 2019
Metal jamdani and ceramic installations at Serendipity Arts Festival 2019 Read More »
Metal jamdani and ceramic installations at Serendipity Arts Festival 2019 Read More »
Over the course of her five-decade-long career, celebrated designer Ritu Kumar has established herself not only as a savvy businesswomen, but as one of Indian fashion’s mainstays, says Pramod Kumar KG. IMAGES
Business honcho Rezwan Razack is now the proud owner of some currency portraits from the 1970s, featuring Mahatma Gandhi, which were done by Mysuru-based artist NS Subbakrishna Read More
‘Note’worthy collection of the Mahatma Read More »
The Tata Trusts partnered with the Mumbai Police Foundation to undertake a year-long project to help set up the Mumbai Police Archives. Read More
Training police volunteers in best practices of archiving and paper conservation Read More »
Made possible by the Devi Art Foundation, the exhibition curated by Pramod Kumar KG of Eka Archiving Services, is dedicated to the memory of Suresh Neotia and Martand Singh, patrons who found merit in Jain’s research. Presenting 43 samples of textiles from the ASHA Workshop, Pramod has juxtaposed the new collection with “historic textiles, miniature
An exhibition of luxury silk that was almost lost to us, but has now been reinvented with current skills and tools. Read More
Luxury silks woven over 25 years Read More »
Photography first came to India in the mid-19th century, when British administrators brought their cameras to the country to document the landscape, historical monuments and people. As early as the 1850s, photographic societies were formed in three presidencies: Bombay, Madras and Calcutta. The art form also emerged in the richest cities and courts. “Here, Hyderabad
Art historian Deepthi Sasidharan talks about her upcoming lecture in Mumbai, the joys of studying 19th-century photography and the current state of heritage conservation in India. Read More
Revisiting the Nizams of Hyderabad Read More »
Their fashion choices are lampooned by those who do not understand them, but for India’s foremost politicians, personal style is more than image—it is armour, says Pramod Kumar KG Read More
Pramod’s article for the latest issue of Elle Magazine on ‘Power Dressing’ Read More »
Is it possible to live many lives in one lifetime? Feroze Gujral, philanthropist, art patron and co-founder and director of the esteemed non-profit Gujral Foundation, has proven it is. https://www.thenational.ae/arts-culture/art/feroze-gujral-india-s-very-own-peggy-guggenheim-1.846960
Feroze Gujral: India’s very own Peggy Guggenheim? Read More »