Best Art Gallery Hyderabad Near Me

4worldlovers: Keeping the very essence of Navratri and Durga Puja alive, Kalakriti Art Gallery presents an exhibition titled ‘DEVI’. The word devi in Sanskrit means divine or a shining presence. Devi is first seen … Read more


Infinite Reminders brings together artistic perspectives globally to ruminate on the mythical, enchanted forest and wildlife. The exhibition emerged out of a longstanding interest in the natural world, and artists’ roles in reimagining … Read more


GIVE PEACE ANOTHER CHANCE is an artistic tribute to Mahatma Gandhi critically engages with the figure and philosophies, reflecting on his enduring impact and the contemporary relevance of his ideals. Gandhi acts as … Read more


Why are art galleries or exhibitions an integral part of the society?October 9, 2023

Art has always been in close association with human existence to express bundles of emotion and issues. Art galleries are home to these pieces of artwork speaking histories and stories of mankind in … Read more

Balaji Ponna’s highly detailed canvases and smaller works on paper may seem undemanding at first. However, the artist employs clever images and snippets of text to subtly address sociopolitical issues, including those of … Read more

John Berger states that a line is not important because it records what we see, but because of what it will lead us on to see. He also adds that each mark we … Read more


Memories are neither fragments unaffected by events at the center, nor are they frozen in time, they are forged in the thick of everyday life, nurtured selectively, carefully, and


Often quite unimaginatively. Memories are an integral part of my artwork. From Kalinarayanpur’s rustic-ness to Naihati’s industrial atmosphere, from the poetic trance at Santiniketan to the daily-life struggle in Baroda, and finally urge to fulfill a dream as an artist in the ‘ultra-urbanization’ of Delhi, each chapter of my life has its own significance and inspiration.


Each of the memories calls to mind fragmented nostalgia that ends in ‘collective memory’ which gives birth to my ‘brain children’- my artworks. With every phase, an identity crisis- ‘who am I’ remains with me which is the prime overtone of ‘Existentialism’ that later on transformed into a ‘cultural identity’ crisis. It evokes a quest to find an ‘individual’ self. With each shifting from one place to another I carried the feeling of ‘homeless-ness’. Being an alumnus of Santiniketan, I had the privilege to live in pastoral and rustic settings developing a deep relationship with nature and consequently natural materials. Incidentally, the rustling sound of the dry leaves made me conscious during unconscious walks through the rustic alleys of Santiniketan and I found my contemplation in those ‘dry leaves.’ One set of my artworks imbibes the ‘post situation’ of an organism or individual.

Generally, people see fallen leaves as the symbol of decay, despair, and deadness. But if we look deep into nature we can find the aesthetic, scientific, and religious value

4worldlovers: Art is the most fundamental form of expression, vital to the very existence of human beings.


The women of India have been ensnared in a constant struggle ambuscaded stigmatization and persecution by the society for centuries, from ages countless efforts have been made to bring in awareness and change of attitude towards the woman clan. Thus, Art being used as one of the most widely used mediums for expressing the plight of women suffering in India.