The shades of a conflict zone pervade the canvas at the third edition of the Dhaka Art Summit

Sudarshan Shetty is simultaneously interested in achieving a state of minimalism and echoing a position of seeming emptiness through abundance and grandiloquence

Jitish Kallat as an internationalist continues to plough the ocean of possibilities in his quest for perfection

The colour philosophy of Raghubir Singh was influenced by his interest in traditional Indian art

In a digital age where everyone is armed with a camera, what does the mushrooming of photography festivals across the country signify?

The second edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale has on display 94 artists from 30 countries—masters, saboteurs, and experimentalists

Christie’s second auction in India featuring rare works by the masters takes place in a resurgent art market

Rameshwar Broota’s examination of the male anatomy poses questions about vulnerability and brutality, the ravages of age and time, and the very essence of existence

This could have been a Mills & Boon novel, but for its sado-masochistic twist. So what is it about this cliché-ridden book that is driving women in hordes to read it?

In this 18th century erotic poem banned by the British, the courtesan Muddupalani gives us Radha, a feminist and sexual woman in rage over Krishna’s ‘betrayal’