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unBlocking Archival Pattern THARANGINI: A CONTINUUM (1970 – TODAY): Padmini Govind x Indira Varma | Wearable Art

unBlocking Archival Pattern THARANGINI: A CONTINUUM (1970 – TODAY): Padmini Govind x Indira Varma | Wearable Art

Tharangini, in collaboration with Dhi Earth, transforms vintage block prints into textile and wearable art. With layers of eco-certified natural-resin, they turn a rare print technique, into an earth-conscious medium of art for the future. With nature-first decisions, these textiles from India enable climate conscious conversations, foster connections across the world, and promote a and proudly carbon neutral. way of making and being. 

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Paul Beumer's 'Play become joy, joy becomes work, work becomes play' | 9 January - 2 February 2025

Paul Beumer's 'Play become joy, joy becomes work, work becomes play' | 9 January - 2 February 2025
Paul Beumer’s first solo exhibition at ARTISANS' in India, is created with the weavers of Tamil Nadu, inspired by the eponymous Madras checks. 

For Beumer textile-making is like painting. "The material or technique that I explore has its own unique music that I try to turn into a new song," says Paul Beumer. He is alive to the tantalizing optical and visual illusions of form and colour. “And within this limitation I look for magic. A carefully composed composition is able to transfer you to another world.”

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FLORESCENCE: A CITY IN FLOWER: Watercolours by Swati Chandak Sharma

FLORESCENCE: A CITY IN FLOWER: Watercolours by Swati Chandak Sharma
In this inaugural exhibition, the flowers and foliage of Mumbai come alive through Swati’s delicate watercolours. Florescence is a call, to protect the fragile natural habitats in our city. Continue reading

SADAK: Hand Painted Street Signs in India By Aradhana Seth

SADAK: Hand Painted Street Signs in India By Aradhana Seth
SADAK: Hand Painted Street Signs in India by Aradhana Seth, showcases her photo archive of hand painted signs, together with biographies of the artists who created them; accompanied by an essay by art history and visual studies lecturer Dr Kajri Jain; and artist Francesco Clemente. Continue reading

HUSHNOHANA | Revival and Contemporary Nakshi Kantha of Undivided Bengal

HUSHNOHANA | Revival and Contemporary Nakshi Kantha of Undivided Bengal
While designing contemporary nakshi kantha, I keep in mind the power to be a storyteller, using its signature vocabulary. I would like to represent the identity of Bengal through conserving the authentic stitches and styles of nakshi kantha, finished with the fine traditional ‘ripple- effect’ quilting that joins layers of cloth. It is a work of art.” - Mahua Lahiri Continue reading
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