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Bharti Kher

#MeToo, Aparajita Jain, Arjun Sahwney, Bharti Kher, Dominus Aeris Coleus XIV, Featured, In…Times…, Jiten Thukral, Nature Morte, Online Exclusive, pandemic art, Quixotic Corridor Version 3 of the Great Topiarist’s Astonishing Dilemma, Ranbir Kaleka, Riyaz Komu, Roshni Vadehra, Subodh Gupta, Sumir Tagra, The Future Is Not Fixed, Thukral and Tagra, Vadehra Art Gallery, Vibha Galhotra, virtual art show
September 24, 2020

As the unyielding COVID-19 crisis pushes the art world to redirect its creative vision, galleries are addressing the magnitude of the shift and staving off extinction by introducing sweeping changes to the viewing experience while many artists have found a new muse in their altered environments
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Parmesh Shahani

A Tale of Two Biennales

Text by Parmesh Shahani

Bravo! Parmesh Shahani is ecstatic after visiting two exciting art events in Kochi and Mumbai
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you and I, crossing a busy intersection...by Navin Thomas at Gallery Ske
February 13, 2015

Crafting Cryptographs

Text by Huzan Tata

What are our 'Codes of Culture'? A group show in New Delhi attempts to portray them through art
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domestic goddess gifts for the home maker christmas holiday season gifting ideas
December 10, 2014

This holiday season, Verve gives you the ultimate guide to gifting
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Living off my art - essay by Sitanshi Talati Parikh, Illustration by Farzana Cooper
July 11, 2013

Living Off My Art

Text by Sitanshi Talati-Parikh. Illustration by Farzana Cooper

Can the world that we live in become more valuable simply by the company we keep? Surrounded by the Masters, Verve finds that happiness can lie in the brushstroke and in its bottomline
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Sonam Kapoor, India's Best Dressed List

India’s Best Dressed List: Sonam Kapoor

Text by Shirin Mehta and Sohiny Das. Realisation by Lamya Bhatri. Photographs by Vishesh Verma (Mumbai), Amit Dey (Delhi), Kaustav Saikia (Kolkata), Ramya Reddy and Waseem Khan (Bangalore)

The past year was rough. The dreaded ‘R’ word popped up everywhere. It was the survival of the fittest and the cheapest. Women bought relatively inexpensive items. Lipstick sales were good. Fashion sales were not (at full price); so tabs were slashed. Designers restrategised and redefined haute. Boyfriend chic (borrow his clothes since you have no new ones), vintage (borrow grandma’s for similar reasons) and power shoulders (intimidate at work-place so they do not fire you) rose to prominence. Even couture in Paris offered (hush hush) ‘package deals’ to their loyal customers. Suddenly, apparel was available at almost lipstick prices. What joy… let us buy everything!
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