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Bobby Matharu’s exhibition: sea, sky and a Satinder Sartaaj stopover

Bobby Matharu has spent a lot of his life observing nature - from the sky, the land, the sea. As an enjoyer of adventure...

Bihar to Biennale: Western Sydney artist takes heritage to Venice

For months, Indian-born artisan Anamika sat hand-stitching circles, crescent moons, and ray motifs onto satin curtains destined for one of the world’s most prestigious...

Viraj, George, Hitha: Finalists at Young Archie 2026

Young Archie 2026 Thirteen-year-old Viraj Tandon could well be a “veteran” at the Young Archie 2026 competition. This year the Sydney Grammar student notches up...

Art is a many splendoured thing

Three very different artists at SALA impress with their talent, writes AVI CHANDIOK

Haathi Mera Saathi

Having marked World Elephant Day on 12 Aug, we can’t go past the Indian-themed work of Adelaide artist Kaye Monck, writes MITAL PAREKH

DRAWN towards India

Academic and artist Peter Friedlander shares with RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA, vignettes from his time in India

The fabric of life

A new exhibition brings examples of the high quality textile crafts of India to Perth, writes PRIYADARSHINI CHIDAMBARANATHAN

Warli Wise

A new exhibition presents worldly wisdom and snippets of life from the tribal paintings of the Warlis of India, writes RAKA SARKHEL

Art as a part of daily life

Thirteen-year-old twins KRITHI and BHUVI RAI gain an understanding of the art of the Gonds, one of India’s many Indigenous people, at the Art Gallery of SA

Ancient relic from Goa has the community abuzz

The 400-year-old Reliquary Monstrance, containing a relic from the life of Christ, travels to the Art Gallery of SA, writes FRANKEY GERARD FERNANDES

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