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Renowned Indian artist Rekha Rodwittiya’s latest exhibition at the Sakshi Gallery in Mumbai, aptly reflects her long-time muse – feminist articulation – in a compendium titled ‘Matters of the Heart’. 
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screening of 2 art films on the lives of neo-expressionist artist Jean-Michel Basquiat and the legendary Pablo Picasso at The Kala Ghoda Festival 2013, Mumbai
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Screening of art films at the Times' Kala Ghoda Festival 2013, Mumbai reinstates that art house films make for intelligent and realistic cinema; a cinema that tends to impress upon the psyche and inspire the non-stereotype... Click the link to read more…
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India’s much awaited answer to inculcating a truly aware art culture – the Biennale. What do you think will benchmark its success? Read here and give us your valued opinions...
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Artist's Resale Right being practiced in UK and France should also be introduced in India, urges an ongoing exhibition in Mumbai titled AA Raiba: Droit de Suite/Artist's Resale Rights...Click on the link to read more>>
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11th - 23rd Nov.’13: Pradarshak presents “Gossip” Debut Solo Exhibition of Bronze Sculptures by Sushma Walavalkar-Adate.
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11th - 23rd Nov.’13: Pradarshak presents “Gossip” Debut Solo Exhibition of Bronze Sculptures by Sushma Walavalkar-Adate. http://goo.gl/BYZgQM ;
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Spirituality like art is personal. Discover the art of handwriting and its spiritual nuances. Read here and leave us your views...
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Art and artistic endeavours in a constant evolution are taking on diverse dimensions and interpretations. Read about recent forays in art with fibres and share your views…
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Revisiting histories, Indian artist Rekha Rodwittiya’s latest exhibition makes for apt social commentary in current times... Read here and share your views…