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‘Finding Dada’: Anindita Banerjee’s search for home

Anindita Banerjee is looking for her grandfather. Not literally. Her grandfather, whom she called ‘Dada’, passed away years ago. But even today, she finds herself...

Shaun Christie-David Archibald portrait captures the ‘could-be’ moments

It’s one thing to have dinner with your husband’s cousin, and another to paint a portrait of him for Australia’s biggest portrait prize. Christie-David...

The art of ‘Belonging’

A split portrait of a woman, inspired by goddesses Durga and Kali, in bold colours and textured brushstrokes. An acrylic piece of lemon, chillies, and...

Sutr Santati: Stories of India woven in thread

Melbourne Museum invites you to Sutr Santati: Then. Now. Next. to explore stories of India woven in thread – now free with general entry....

Kirthana’s tribute to Ramesh: Archibald Prize 2023

Ramesh Nithiyendran sits, in Kirthana Selvaraj’s Archibald Prize portrait, engulfed in colour. The strong splashes suggest such intense energy that you almost step back to...

Artist Paean Sarkar’s quest for completion

Look at artist Paean Sarkar’s latest work, and you'll think it is incomplete. In fact, you'll think it is hardly there at all, until...

The unSensored brilliance of mOTHERTONGUE

When it comes to making a statement through art, New Delhi-based artist Mithu Sen is never one to mince her words. Funnily enough, she...

Sutr Santati: Then. Now. Next: A must-see at Melbourne Museum

This month, Melbourne Museum welcomes Indian exhibition Sutr Santati: Then. Now. Next. It features 75 specially commissioned pieces of textile art, in a nod to...

Past and future collide in Manasee Jog’s printmaking exhibition

Visual artist Manasee Jog’s latest printmaking exhibition began in the swirls of a washing machine. Five years ago, she migrated from Bengaluru to Australia, and...

Okkoota ಒಕ್ಕೂಟ is re-assembling the contemporary arts space

A multi-format artistic project curated by Bengaluru-based artist-curator Vishal Kumaraswamy is reconnecting community with North Melbourne Town Hall’s Arts House. Featuring an ensemble of both...

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