Manjit Bawa: My Guru, Brother and Friend
Art collector and patron Abhishek Poddar remembers the late great artist Manjit Bawa — and a lifelong friendship built on shared adventures and love for art
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Sense of Joy: Haroun Hayward
London-based painter Haroun Hayward describes himself as a magpie, drawing from a variety of sources including family history, his mother’s Pakistani rugs, North-London Graffiti culture and acid house from Chicago. Watch him at work in his studio in this film and download his special artist-posters
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3 Things to Know: Noa Eshkol
Israeli artist, dancer and choreographer, Noa Eshkol is well known for her colourful, nature-inspired wall carpets. Here, we journey through her fascinating life, spent immersed in art till her passing in 2007
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Announcing 'The Future is Born of Art' Commission
'The Future is Born of Art' Commission by BMW and India Art Fair will be the first-ever BMW car wrap commission to be awarded to an Indian artist. Meet the four shortlisted artists and learn about their awe-inspiring designs
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Outlining the City: Ayesha Singh
Artist Ayesha Singh shows us Delhi through her eyes, and tells us about her fascination with the city’s multi-layered history
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Phad: Travelling Temples of Rajasthan
Mural-like paintings on cloth that depict folk and religious stories of nomadic communities in Rajasthan, Phad is one of India’s oldest and richest artforms
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Cymroza: A New Kind of Gallery
Founder of Cymroza Art Gallery, Dr. Pheroza Godrej looks back at Bombay of the '60s — and the history of the gallery as a first-of-its-kind meeting ground for artists, writers, musicians and a new Indian imagination
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What I Did Last Summer: Prabhakar Kamble
The artist, curator and cultural activist known for his politically-engaged performances reminisces on a trip back to his village in Maharashtra over the summer — and time spent reliving his childhood past-times
