Internationally renowned, pictorial calligrapher, Qamar Dagar, talks about her fascinating journey as an artist and her unique art form.

Ranjan Kaul reviews “Liminal Worlds”, the ongoing, enchanting two-woman show of Sunanda Khajuria and Gouri Vemula at Art Heritage, New Delhi

Elena Rubniova covers Cosmoscow 2021, Russia's international art fair, with exclusive interviews with Cosmoscow Art Director and gallerists.

Read about Niku Guleria, for whom art is a kind of multi-hued activism in relation to her methods, palette, and placement of elements.

Versatile artist and performer, B. Ajay Sharma speaks candidly about his challenging art journey and his multi-dimensional oeuvre.

Reas the amazing journey of Barbara Rachko, who retired as a pilot to pursue her passion to create surreal, pastel-on-sandpaper paintings.

The Founding Partners of artamour discuss their journey and the objectives of the blog, as they celebrate the milestone of 100 posts.

Ajay Sharma discusses candidly his art journey and his art drawn from current, socio-political and environmental issues and concerns.

Aakshat Sinha reviews Reduction, a show of lyrical vibrations cast on canvas by Mumbai-based artist, Rahul Inamdar, at Gallery Threshold,

American artist Tracy Lee Stum shares the inspiration behind the magical 3D street art and murals she creates using chalk pastels.

Narayan Mandal speaks about the silent, abstract expression in his art which reflects grief, pain and the dreariness of daily living.

Aakshat SInha reviews 'Pages from my diary . . . ' a show of the 1960-70s colourful works by Maite Delteil , exhibited at Art Alive Gallery.

In Part 1 of a two-part essay, Ranjan Kaul explores the works of select Indian artists who have responded to recent socio-political events.

Kerala-based artist Abul Hisham discusses his art journey and his work that interwines with socio-cultural spaces and personal narratives.

Georgina Maddox visits Shekh Hifzul Kabeer before his show Contemporary Avatars of Ancient Myths and discusses his art and inspirations.

Mark Lewis Wagner talks about his Drawing on Earth project, his art, his work with children, his two Guinness World Records, and much more.

Versatile artist Abhijit Pathak talks about his art and his journey and how the influences of music and ambient sounds have shaped his art.

Ranjan Kaul examines some critical issues related to art education in India and what needs to change.

Delhi-based artist Joel Gill discusses his painterly journey and his expressionist works using stylized forms that reflect social concerns.

Senior artist and art writer, Amitabh Sengupta, shares his journey and explorations in art and talks about flaws in Indian art education.