 | Royal musingsChristian Randrianampizafy, through a captivating series of portraits, skillfully unfolds the life journey of the last queen of Madagascar, Ranavalona III. |
 | Kochi art exhibition: Memory loop in the ‘middle of a stanza’“Memories for me are invaluable artifacts. All of my paintings are inspired by my memories,” says Leon K L. |
 | Meeting the city through sketchesUrban Sketchers, Delhi, is a group of artists, who come together every week at different spots to make portraits of its known and unknown haunts in an exercise of drawing the city together. |
 | Kochi to host NFT exhibition by 14-yr-old artistHer characters, whom she calls her imaginative friends from childhood, have garnered recognition from art enthusiasts around the world. |
 | The Metamorphosis: Check out art exhibition at the fine arts college in TrivandrumIt features a diverse range of artworks, including paintings, photographs, videos, sculptures, and installations, offering a glimpse into Kerala’s historical paths and its future perspective. |
 | Free entry to Keraleeyam fest: Minister V SivankuttyDuring the meeting, Keraleeyam convener S Harikishore gave a presentation on the goals and programmes of the event. |
 | A ‘violent’ eruption of colours that conveys dark realities of lifeThe violence and unsettling imagery in his artworks also reflect the political environment. |
 | Art speaks more than wordsConnecting visual art with storytelling, Gallery 78 at Madhapur hosts a unique lineup of artworks curated by Aman Preet Kaur. CE takes a look. |
 | What’s with a playground in a museum?From comic strips and jigsaw puzzles to paper masks and trampolines, ‘Very Small Feelings’ at the KNMA is an art exhibition for the child in everyone |
 | Divine festivityHyderabad streets came alive with vibrant Vinayaka Mandaps, celebrating the spirit of the revered Lord Vinayaka during Ganesh Chaturthi. |
 | Modernist of many mediumsFrom Western academic realism to Indian styles of paintings and commercial art like posters, everything is visible in the late master’s artworks recently showcased by Emami Art exhibition. |
 | An evening at the exhibitionIt was an exhibition on dinosaurs, following the Jurassic Park film frenzy. |
 | Shape of impressions: Artist Niyamat Mehta's exhibition is a burst of vibrant colours like reds, blues and yellowsSeeking constant inspiration from Salvador Dalí, some of the ‘portraits’ in the Delhi-based artist’s first solo resemble the Spanish artist with his trademark moustache. |
 | No man’s landPowerplay in Delhi ripples through its architecture. Ayesha Singh’s series of stark installations looks at the concept of permanence and the fleeting in urban design and planning. |
 | Small rooms, but it’s a big pictureNotes from a walkthrough of ARTIX, India’s first hotel art fair in Delhi, where works of famous and emerging artists hang without hierarchy. |
 | There is no moving on; The past has always belonged to the presentAbir Abdullah, a veteran photographer from Bangladesh has shown the human condition in the backdrop of climate change, has for the first time been exhibited in Delhi. |
 | Poignant memories that scream out harsh truthsUsing brushes and palettes, the 72-year-old artist has uncovered the brutality suffered by women in our society and the hardships endured by indigenous communities. |
 | Get Rakhi ready with SutraaWith over 70 designers coming in from Kolkata, Mumbai, Delhi and a dozen from Namma Chennai, there are stalls that sell rakhis. |
 | Awareness programme, marine exhibition held at Tamil NaduAccording to sources, the workshop titled 'Marine Fisheries Resources off Southwest coast of India', was conducted at Chinnathurai-Thoothoor. |
 | Art that connects one with natureUsing a variety of mediums, the Mandala art presented works as a connection or balance to mind, body and inner spirit. |
