Ranjan Kaul reviews "Portraits in Time" held recently at Bikaner House, New Delhi. Curated by Sonali Batra, the chronically arranged portraits in the show ranged from the formal restraint of aristocratic portraiture to the introspective exploration of identity. What the show clearly brought to the fore is the relevance of portraiture in today's age.

Arundhat Gupta reviews to recent solo exhibition, "Our Ashram . . . Santiniketan" held at Visual Arts Gallery, New Delhi. Her body of work includes vignettes of nature and habitat typical of Santiniketan -- the various activities of the local Santhals, birds, flora and fauna, monkeys, owls, cats and dogs.

Ranjan Kaul critically reviews Pintu Sikder's recent show of sculptural works titled "Perception Unfold 25-26" held in Shridharani Gallery, Triveni Kala Sangam Complex, New Delhi.

Responding to the artamour questionnaire, artist Remya Brijesh discusses her art journey and her themes that relate to the natural environment and the people around her.

Ranjan Kaul interviews Reinar Foreman, a talented young artist from Iceland, who recently held his solo exhibition "Shani's Chariot" n at Urban Fringe - the underground studio, New Delhi. The show was curated by Aakshat Sinha and Olga Lystsova.

Aakshat Sinha reviews the amazing works of Anjaneyulu G who uses hyper-realism to depict objects of a forgotten era displayed at Art Alive.