Art & Design (Homegrown Creators)

Art & Design (Homegrown Creators)

Here are three Indian artists who are bringing the magic of miniatures to life.
The exhibition places works by Pablo Picasso, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Alberto Giacometti, Paul Signac, and Eugène Delacroix alongside Indian modernists such as Manjit Bawa, Ram Kumar, Zarina Hashmi, FN Souza, Tyeb Mehta, and Sadanand Bakre in an attempt to connect the European and Indian modernist traditions.
With 'Non-Residency', an exhibition curated by LA-based Indian-American gallerist Rajiv Menon, the centre is attempting something that, even at first sight, feels long overdue: positioning contemporary South Asian diasporic artists not as parallel to Indian modern art history, but as a continuation of the same generative force.
Rare Stamps Produced In Independent India From The 1960s - 1980s
Kaushik, who trained in Baroda and grew up in Rajkot amidst printed fabrics, brings a distinctly textile-rooted sensibility to his art.
The Open Studio marks the culmination of the three-month Serendipity Arts Residency, offering a glimpse into the creative journeys of this year’s resident artists.
The Homegrown Culture Bulletin
A large part of Devanshi's practice is shaped by the emotional charge of that world
By reclaiming indigo in her embroidery, Surana engages directly with its colonial history.
In Shivam's colourful illustrations, the ordinary and the everyday takes on new meaning and becomes magical when seen through a childlike sense of joy and wonder.
Images of models wearing designs from goa label Asaii's handpainted collection inspired by Bombay as a city
Images of cotton garments from homegrown label Sarasa Textiles women wearing sarees and a man looking through their saree stacked
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