Category: Reviews

The Gaze
At a Parisian bar at Folies-Bergère, Edouard Manet met a barmaid that eventually became the muse for one of the most famous paintings in history. This [...]

Art of the Masses – ‘360 Degree’ at ArtKaam
Art is often considered to appeal to a niche, or to a specific group with acquired tastes. However, one cannot deny that a desire for understanding an [...]

Art for Artist Qutub Rind and Contemporaries
Art is the language beyond the words and the life of an artist is a journey of getting experience and empiricism from thoughts, words, and a [...]

BOOK REVIEW | ONE INTERVIEW, MANY AFTERNOONS
Described once as the most intelligent artist of the twentieth century, the words of Marcel Duchamp – with the passage of time – have become [...]

Chasing the Equus
Since many years, humans have used equine therapy as a method of rehabilitation. But over the years, it has started to pave way for artistic inspirati [...]

Objects We Behold
Pay attention to the light. Before trying to read or resolve this exhibition, notice the tone of the light: how the mell [...]
Frida Kahlo: Making Her Self Up
“Never in life will I forget your presence. You found me torn apart and you took me back full and complete”.
Frida Kahlo The Victo [...]

1 On 1 With 7 to 7.7
In Conversation With Amin Gulgee On His Solo Show 7.7 at Mattatoio di Roma (formerly known as MACRO Testaccio) In wri [...]

Underlining for Emphasis
A group of ten artists and art instructors exhibited their works in a collaborative drawing show titled “Under__Line” at Art Chowk Gallery i [...]

Alina Tang: Inspiration by Virtue of the Flower
The gift is the beautiful: unsolicited, purely sprouting, and fortuitous with respect to all necessities. Flowers are presents that remind u [...]