Jitha Karthikeyan
On the canvas of endearing expressions
The SMS perhaps started it all. With each word being charged, hapless phone users had to snip and chop words until they bore no resemblance to what it was
25 Nov 2022
Painting moustaches, sculpting beards
This is the month to celebrate that vast expanse of hair over the upper lip. It’s ‘Movember’, when outrageous moustaches parade the streets for a cause
11 Nov 2022
Seeking freedom through art
As he struggles to settle into life once more after his prison term, the inmates at Thane Central Prison continue to seek him for artistic guidance.
03 Nov 2022
Breathe easy in the warmth of art
The third wave has abated. Life is getting back to where we last left it.
24 Mar 2022
She paints, she creates and so she is
The realm of art, it is said, does not indulge in definitions of boundaries, gender, caste or religion
10 Mar 2022
A canvas sans censorship and chains
The question of freedom in art has been debated much over the years. But how do we ensure that one man’s joy isn’t another’s regret?
28 Jan 2022
Painting history on canvas
From clearance sales of mammoth tusks to mega launches of grandfather clocks, the world has certainly seen the rise and fall of many commodities
16 Dec 2021
Kochi Biennale Foundation's latest largescale art show features works of 140 artists with their roots in Kerala
Bose Krishnamachari — artist, curator and co-founder of the Kochi Muziris Biennale — succeeded in planning a large-scale exhibition with 140 artists during the pandemic
27 Nov 2021
Art with a heart is a friend indeed
As far back as our memories can stretch, for most of us, the New Year always brought in a few calendars, diaries and yearly planners
27 Sep 2021
