In MoMA’s hosting of Video After Video: The Critical Media of CAMP, an unconventional exhibition showcasing the work of the Mumbai-based collaborative studio CAMP. Set in Gallery 3, this work highlights CAMP’s innovative approach to video, film, and electronic media, using technology as both a subject and a medium for artistic exploration.
Read MoreCinema has always been the great mirror, reflecting our emotions, desires, and deepest fears- often with more clarity than reality ever could. We demand humanity on screen in a way we rarely tolerate in real life. The more flawless the faces, the more hypnotic the performances, the more we allow them to evoke the sympathy and empathy we struggle to extend in our own relationships.
Read MoreIs it a bar, is it an art piece? Now it is both. After a long-awaited liquor license, Hauer & Wirth’s Roth Bar opened a NYC location for Spring 2025. The opening reception for the wizard of transformation and transitoriness, Dieter Roth, was held at their 18th street gallery on February 25, 2025. Alongside Islandscapes, this was an early look at the bar as an extension of the bar as an installation. How peculiar to drink and eat at a bar created by someone who made art with decaying food.
Read MoreAs elephants and humans share spaces in Karnataka, NYers need to share this exhibition space with an elephantine crowd of visitors and other locals.
Read MoreArchitecture melds into life by allowing habitability. It is not always harmonious on a personal or global front. We can hide in our rooms, relocate to another neighborhood, or remodel. But, the concrete also crumbles to non-renewable sand.
Read MoreToday some of these artists are hailed as pioneers and the art has crossed over to high fashion. Here are the ways graffiti has inadvertently projected itself onto science.
Read MorePitta, Vata and Kapha stay in to watch movies that serve their doshic needs and escape the unbearable heat.
Read MoreFrank Stella said “I don’t like to say I have given my life to art. I prefer to say art has given me may life.”
Read MoreAny message must be moving enough to penetrate the viewer. Resonating with them to make a lasting impact that either causes them to take action or think before they do. Or both. Involving the audience in artworks increases the likelihood of impact. Science does not effectively do that.
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