Art & Deal

Monthly Art Magazine in India

Month: December 2020

Art & Culture

Art & Culture

Knowing Dashrath: An anatomy of how we remember an artist – By Joyona Medhi I am no connoisseur of art. Neither do I claim to make any head or tail out of abstract art. However it is interesting to know…

Cover Story

Cover Story

Concept & History of Abstract art: Western & Indian Timeline – Gaurav Kumar I wish to approach truth as closely as is possible, and therefore I abstract everything until I arrive at the fundamental quality of objects. -Piet Mondrian Sometimes…

Cover Story

Cover Story

VASUDEO S GAITONDE – Art & Deal Correspondent Over the past decade, appreciation for Vasudeo Santu Gaitonde (1924–2001) has grown markedly. But why has recognition been so belated compared to his contemporaries? There are likely a number of factors. As…

Cover Story

Cover Story

Sohan Qadri – Uma Prakash Sohan Qadri’s meditative work emanates the soul of an artist, poet, and Tantric Guru. There is a feeling of tranquility and spirituality that permeates all his work. Qadri was born as Sohan Singh in a…

Cover Story

Cover Story

Saurashtra Series: Raza’s Metaphysical Journey towards Indigenous Self – Urmila Banu Abandoning the visual description, embracing the objective reality through gestural brushstrokes, impasto-ed application of incandescent colours, metaphorical use of geometric forms, a mystical equilibrium of contrasts and hues to…

Essay

Essay

Searching lines and the quest for indigenous in Abstraction: Worlding of Klee and the Indian Moderns Abstractionism and Conceptualism as an influence was seen in the years of the 1940s and 1960s. These two can be attributed to the post-colonialism…

Editorial

Editorial

Dear Readers, It was not until the 1950’s when Abstraction as a form of art got its shape. The general tendency during this time was to rejuvenate the abstract motifs on canvas and disown the human figure in the paintings….

Book Release

Book Release

RENOWNED ARTIST SUMITA REKHI RELEASES A SATIRE ON THE INDIAN WOMAN’S JOURNEY IN “IT’S NOT ME”. One of the Renowned Sculptors, Sumita Chandani Rekhi released a satirical account of the Indian woman’s journey, “It’s Not Me”. The book “It’s Not…