Senior Indian artist Prem Singh responds to the artamour questionnaire

Shujaat Mirza writes on the current Online art space and how Covid has made the online space more relevant today and what lies ahead.

Hemavathy Guha speaks about her art of multiple sensitivities in response to the artamourquestionnaire.

Online show of drawings, prints and mixed media works by Anandamoy Banerji, Dattatreya Apte, Kavita Nayar, Moti Zharotia and Sushanta Guha.

Review by Aakshat Sinha of the visual art exhibition, 'On the threshold of time 8: Unseen' on display at Art Heritage.

artamour brings to you a glimpse into the life and work of eminent artist Arpana Caur as she responds to the artamour questionnaire.

Review of Kishore Thukral's photography exhibition of the beauty of Spiti in the Himalayas at India International Center, New Delhi.

Soumen Bhowmick, a Delhi based visual artist responds to the artamour questionnaire on his art of humanism.

Waswo X. Waswo is a fine art photographer based in Udaipur, Rajasthan, who is widely known for his collaborative hand-painted photographs.

Ranjan Kaul clears common misconceptions in his essay 'Recognizing Good Art'.

A versatile photographer based in New Delhi, Shailan Parker with over 30 years of experience responds to the artamour questionnaire.

Ritika Ganguly brings Bhasker Chitrakar's satirical art, that captures the coronavirus within the scope of the folk art form of Kalighat.

"My practice is concerned with ideas of sanctuary and places that put the audience at the centre of the work." Paul Liptrot, UK-based artist

Performance Art Project Asia, organized by HexxyDuxxyBox (India) and Rah Art Residency (Iran). Part 3 of the 3 part review by Aakshat Sinha

In the concluding part of “Sense of Sensitivity of Contemporary Art”, Ranjan Kaul explores two new trends.

Performance Art Project Asia by HexxyDuxxyBox (India) and Rah Art Residency (Iran). Part 2 of the 3-part review by Aakshat Sinha

Part 1 of Performance art project Asia: Light and Shadow, organized online by India and Iran in a 3-parts review by Aakshat Sinha.

Inder Salim is a conceptual performance artist and poet practising for over 25 years. He talks about his practice during the pandemic.

“Sense and Sensitivity of Contemporary Art” Part 2 discusses how "viewing art can be a highly subjective and immersive experience."

A calm oasis of art endeavours,” says Shujaat Mirza in his review of the “The Beautiful Chaos” at 079Stories.