Let’s Pause
Gayatri Singh We are living in a world that has forgotten how to stop. Our days are a relentless sequence of swipes, clicks, and transactions—a high-speed chase with a constantly […]
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Through Charcoal and Memory: Badush Babu Explores Isolation and Transformation
Shankar Tripathi . A flower does not announce its arrival; it germinates quietly, beneath the surface, negotiating darkness, pressure, and time. Badush Babu’s artistic practice, similarly, is sediment, detailing all […]
At the Threshold of Body and Nature
Deepanjali Shekhar in conversation with Gayatri Singh . Born in Patna, Bihar, Deepanjali Shekhar is a visual artist whose practice unfolds through drawing and painting, exploring memory, the body, and […]
The Edit by Art Incept: Where Light, Space, and Stories Meet
Not every space needs to become something else to be meaningful. When we opened the doors to our new space in Panchsheel, we resisted the instinct to convert, polish, or formalise. […]
Everything I Waited to Forget
By Shankar Tripathi . To chant is to remember through repetition. It is to utter a sound until it transcends sound itself, to return to a syllable until it opens […]
Under a Prussian Blue Sky …
Silent Spring, Solo Show by Santanu Dey . By Aditi Ghildiyal The Silent Spring gushes across us, embodying traces of memory, residue and familial matters. It emerges as an archive […]
Art in Luxury Hospitality: How Creative Curation Elevates Guest Experience
In luxury hotels, art isn’t an accessory—it’s identity. For today’s travelers, comfort and service are expected. What sets a property apart is emotion, story, and a strong sense of place. […]
Relief Print: Narration of Creation
Written By Dr. Prashant Phirangi Header Image Credits: Somnath Hore/ Kiran Nadar Museum of Art . . Introduction to Relief Printmaking Relief print is a mirror (reversed) image of the […]
What is Printmaking ?
Written by Prachi Sahasrabudhe Have you ever seen an artwork that looks exactly the same as another one and wondered how it was made? That’s where printmaking comes in — […]
Art: The Timeless Language That Speaks to Everyone
Art is more than brushstrokes or sculptures. It’s more than galleries, museums, or auction houses. Art is a heartbeat— ancient, emotional, and unmistakably human. Before we had alphabets, we had […]
It’s Time to Rethink Resin in Art
Resin art is having its moment. It’s everywhere—coating canvases, embellishing furniture, dangling from ears, and gleaming in luxury hotel lobbies. Scroll online or walk into a craft store and you’ll find […]
Documenting The Culture
The Archival Aspects of Agwma Basumatari’s Prints Written by Juhi Mathur . When deciphering each hue and detail of Agwma Basumatari’s intricate woodcut print, one is drawn to the tedious […]
Dwelling in the Corners
Unearthing Abhishek Dodiya’s Sculptural Ideas Written by Juhi Mathur Visual narratives are always tied to a bigger cause, rooted in societal and cultural subtext, and each artist functions as an […]
Visages from a Visual Journal
Deciphering the imagery by Rajat Kumar Written by By Juhi Mathur Throughout the history of art, artists have tried to decipher the aura of their surroundings whether it is a […]
Materiality of Food and Farmlands
Studying the conceptual aspects in Satyanarayana Gavara’s oeuvre Written by Juhi Mathur Born and brought up in a family of tenant farmers in Andhra Pradesh, Satyanarayana Gavara’s art practice has […]
The Ephemeral Lands and Eternal Motifs
Visual Manifestations and Image-making by Viswanath Kuttum Written by Juhi Mathur The artistic journey of Viswanath Kuttum is expansive and experimental, drawing from anecdotes and observations throughout his childhood. The […]
Between Materiality and Metaphysical
By Juhi Mathur Geometry has been an intrinsic part of human civilisation, where every material object’s functionality is also defined through its dimensions, renowned mathematician Euclid defined geometry as a […]
Myths, legends, and Murals
The layered narratives in Ram Dongre’s visual vocabulary By Juhi Mathur The history of frescoes and murals is an important aspect of visual arts, specifically when we try to decipher […]
Fantastical and Feminine
by Juhi Mathur The human mind is a complex entity in its own right, as it navigates myriad sensorial experiences and manifests itself through one of the most cherished human […]
Pankaj Chouhan – A Quester of Lost Rural Innocence
by Gopika Pattiyil Landscapes – the primary and pure expression of visual art that is evoked from even a child’s mind. An artist manifests a soul onto the strokes of […]
EXPLORING TALES OF FARMLANDS WITH SATYANARAYANA GAVARA
by Gopika Pattiyil Recipient of national and international grants and residencies, Satyanarayana Gavara, through his art, shares a farmer’s struggle and the competition for power that veils their occupation. Often […]
With Abhishek Dodiya: Urban Dreams
Background and Inspiration Can you tell me a bit about your early journey? “My interest in art began by watching my uncle, who was a painter focusing on commissioned work, […]
Imprints of a City: A Visual Ode to Mumbai’s Architectural Legacy
Artist Savitha Ravi with her site-specific commissioned artworks as part of Art Incept’s Art Advisory Programme for Boston Consulting Group.
The Art Advisory Journey with Boston Consulting Group
Series: Transforming Corporate Spaces Art holds the power to transform spaces, infusing them with inspiration, creativity, and a distinct identity. As art advisors, we had the privilege of collaborating with […]