Art & Design (Homegrown Creators)

Art & Design (Homegrown Creators)

Split panel showing a vintage black-and-white photo of an Indian woman near an open steel almirah and a vintage illustration of a family using a green steel wardrobe.
A split image showing creator Archit Agarwal smiling while shaking a cocktail in a kitchen next to a fresh drink with a watermelon slice, alongside a top-down view of freshly rolled, floured handmade pasta ribbons.
From glitter-covered sculptural homes inspired by family in Sri Lanka to films recreating the visual language of early Tamil television, Abirami continues to build immersive worlds where architecture becomes a vessel for remembrance, repair and the many ways diaspora communities imagine home.
Drawn In Spice sees illustrator Umair Najeeb Khan reimagine Pakistani cuisine through richly textured illustrations inspired by regional food traditions.
M.F. Husain, Tyeb Mehta and Sakina Mehta, Bombay, c. 1990
Studio grounds with modern structure and wooden chair
Honey Ants is an artwork by Indian visual artist Imdad Barbhuyan that emerged from years of observing ants in their home.
anArtizen’s 'Unfair Advantage' Is Closing The Gap Between Talent & Opportunity In India
1980's central Bengaluru mapped out by BLR Yesterday
A gallery wall with small white floating shelves displaying independent art books, zines, and small objects at Pulp Bazaar.
Booth Built From Words is an installation that transforms the booth into a space for ideas, using bold statements about dance, community and creativity.
5 Must-See Contemporary Art Exhibitions In Delhi, Mumbai & Kolkata This Season
Read More
logo
Homegrown
homegrown.co.in