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In this forth video Title"Women in wood" I have used sand as well as other materials.to understand better , i have used text during my demonstration. hope you will like this video.to make shorts and crisp some parts are not in details ,if you like to know more about this video please feel free to contact me below given my e mail id.
sunilgoa5@gmail.com
for some more paintings visit my website
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J j school of art Sir J. J. School of Art was founded in March 1857 with the generous donation offered by Sir Jamshedji Jeejeebhoy, the first Baronet.
Sir J.J. School of Art is one of the pioneering institutes of fine art education in India, since its establishment in 1878 in the current Campus, with generous donation of Jamshetji Jijibhoy, under the British administration. The School today stands in the heritage building with departments of drawing and painting, sculpture and modelling, mural, portraiture, print making, arts and craftes including ceramics, interior decoration, metal work and textiles; and teachers training with art teachers’ diploma, Art Masters and Diploma in Painting Education. The college has undergraduate and post graduate programs with BFA and MFA degrees conferred to the students.
Sir J.J. School of Art began in 1857 with elementary drawing and design classes at Elphinstone institute. With the initial aim of imparting European academic art knowledge in the sub-continent, the college developed with the establishment of art and craft departments with rich diversity of culture in India as the resource point. Later in 1865, with arrival of Mr. Lockwood Kipling, Mr. Higgins and Mr. Griffiths, a school of Architecture, Class for teacher of Art and Craft and School of Decorative design were founded, as students were trained for great activities. This year also saw the school shifting from Elphinstone to its current campus in Bombay Esplanade, as the building began to be structured. While Mr. Kipling initiated crafts development with the arts and crafts movement, Mr. Griffiths encouraged a project of reproduction of Ajanta Murals. This period saw the emergence of artists like Pestonji Bomanji, Pithawala, M.V. Dhurandhar. By 1890, the school of taken over by the Education Department of Government of Bombay, accepting the significance of Indian art and crafts as part of culture rather than just technical education and industry. By 1891, Lord Reay (then Governor of Bombay) brought about the erection of Applied Art Section known as the Reay Art Workshops, which today encompass the Arts and Crafts Department. Thus, five distinct departments of Drawing and Painting, Sculpture and Modelling, Architecture, Reay Art Workshop for Art and Crafts and Applied Arts were brought under one roof of Sir J.J. School of Art, Bombay.
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Pre-Historic paintings, Gupta Age paintings, Ellora ,Pala School,Apabhramsa School, Mughal School, Rajasthani or Rajput Painting, Mewar School, Kishangarh, Bikaner School, Kotah, Bundi,Jaipur (Kachchwaha),Jodhpur,Sekhawati,Comparison –Rajput and Mughal Styles, Pahari Painting ,Basholi ,Guler, Kangra and Kullu School,Jammu ,Chamba ,Tehri garhwal ,Thanka Painting ,Oudh Painting, Sikh Painting,Tanjore Glass Paintings,Mysore School of Painting,Bazar Painting,Patua Painting,Kalighat Painting,Patna or Company School,Bengal School,Folk Art
Madhubani Paintings ,Pichvai Paintings ,Phad paintings ,Patachitra Paintings ,Kalamkari Paintings ,Warli Paintings, FOLK PAINTINGS
PAINTERS OF MODERN INDIA
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Amrita Sher-Gil, Bhupen Khakhar, Akbar Padamsee - who could be the big challenger to the Modern Masters SH Raza, MF Husain, Tyeb Mehta, FN Souza and VS Gaitonde? Top names from Sotheby's, Christie's and Saffronart tell us what makes the modern and contemporary art masters so legendary...
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Traditional Indian art form using coloured sand or powder to decorate a floor, courtyard, or other flat surface, traditional Indian decoration and patterns made with ground rice, particularly during festivals:Rangoli is a folk art from India. Rangoli are decorative designs made on the floors of living rooms and courtyards during Hindu festivals. They are meant to be sacred welcoming areas for the Hindu deities. The ancient symbols have been passed on through the ages, from each generation to the next, thus keeping both the art form and the tradition alive. The patterns are typically created with materials, including colored rice, dry flour,(colored) sand or even flower petals. Rangoli and similar practices are often followed in different Indian states; in Tamil Nadu, one has Kolam, Madanae in Rajasthan, Chowkpurna in Northern India, Alpana in Bengal, Aripana in Bihar, chowk pujan in uttar pradesh etc.
In a traditional household, the lady of the house starts her daily chores by purifying herself, drawing some Rangoli lines in front of the house, pooja room and the Brindavana. Her regular routine begins after this ritual. With this, her entire day remains fresh and lively. Although modernization is seeping in to our culture, I am really happy to see many a households still following this traditional art.
A design created by hand, allowing the coarsely ground rice flour (nowadays, powder of a special soft white stone) to flow freely is called Rangoli. The word 'Rangoli' is derived from the Sanskrit word 'Rangavalli' (an array of colors). Rangoli is an art, which precedes sculpture and painting. In India, Rangoli is both an auspicious and a preliminary necessity in any religious ritual.
In ancient India, Rangoli was drawn to decorate the entrance of homes, a floor-painting which provided a warm and colourful welcome to visitors. In Indian cultures, all guests and visitors occupy a very special place, and a Rangoli is an expression of this warm hospitality.
According to a legend recorded in Chitra Lakshana, the earliest treatise on Indian painting, a king and his kingdom were steeped in sorrow at the death of the high priest's son. Everybody prayed to Lord Brahma, who moved by the prayers, asked the king to paint a portrait of the boy on the floor so that he could breathe life into it. And with that the art of floor painting came to life. And that is how rice, flour and flowers were transformed into picturesque offerings to God in the form of floor painting.
In ancient times, Rangolis were actually decorations made on the entrances and walls of houses to brighten up and add color to occasions being celebrated, like weddings, births and significant religious days (signifying a warm welcome for visitors).
The designs would be simple and geometrical but could invoke symbolic forms. Oil lamps (Hanathe/ Diya) would be placed in the Rangoli to give it yet another dimension.
Rangoli design are usually geometrical shapes that are drawn not only in front of houses but also in pooja rooms and during auspicious and religious occasions. A grid of dots is first created on the ground and deft fingers weave lines and curves of magic through this gridwork to form exquisite designs. These dots are said to symbolize the hurdles that we face on this journey called life. Typical Rangoli designs are single closed winding lines intricately woven around a grid of dots.
Rangolis can be vivid, three-dimensional art complete with shadings or they can be the traditional plain, yet as beautiful as, two-dimensional designs. The coloured powder is usually applied 'freehand' by letting it run from the gap formed by pinching the thumb and the forefinger.
Early mornings in Karnataka and other Southern states (also in parts of North India) will see the threshold being cleaned and adorned with a Rangoli pattern. Rangoli is usually drawn with coarsely ground rice flour and is done with swift deft strokes. As legend goes, the rice flour is also food for ants. Red brick powder and coloured powder are used to enhance Rangoli.
During the Margashira Maasa and on special occasions, Rangoli take on a festive note. Rangoli during the festival of Sankranthi is generously dotted with images of the overflowing Huggi pot signifying prosperity. During Deepavali, Rangoli is drawn showing several Hanathes.
Thus, reflecting regional beliefs and aesthetics based on a common spiritual plane, the art of floor painting is one which has survived all influences and retained and transmitted the spirit of Indian life.
If you are not very artistically inclined but yet want to adorn your house with traditional Rangoli designs, worry not! There are several stencils and tin rollers with intricate designs drilled on to their surface. These can be used to create Rangoli designs easily and quickly. Today you can also find Rangoli stickers that you can stick on to your doorstep.
- published: 31 Jan 2013
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PROFESSINOL FINAL SELECTED ENTRY SR. NO R. NO. ARTIST NAME TITLE 1 015 SHIVAJI M SHET PUPPET SHOW 2 020/B SACHIN B BHANGADE MARKET 3 023 PRAKASH B DESHMUKH DEVI 4 025 ARCHANA SHARMA SAMADHI 5 027/A SHANTARAM S BELKAR BLACK OCEAN MEETS BLUE OCEAN 6 031 /A TEJSWINI N SONAWANE FEMININITY III 7 031 /B TEJSWINI N SONAWANE WISH TO FLY II 8 035/B SWATI N NAPHADE REALITY IS ONLY A PERCEPTION 1 9 039 /C JAYANTILAL R PARDESHI FORM - 12 10 047 /B UTTARA JOSHI BROKEN WINGS 11 049 /A VIKAS S MALHARA UNTITLED I 12 049/B VIKAS S MALHARA UNTITLED II 13 050/A PRADEEPTA K DAS NAVGUNJAR 14 050/B PRADEEPTA K DAS KALIYA DAMAN 15 051/B PRABAL MALLICK WOKING CLASS SERIES - V 16 053 MALLIKAARJUN V KORALI HE - RAVAN - 3 17 055 PRASHANT P KULKARNI CROWFORD MARKET 18 060/B DR. MEENA Y SHAH BICYCLE 19 061/A BHAVNAA BACHKANIWALA TRISHAW 20 062/A PARSHAVNATH V NANDRE INNER PEACE 21 062/B PARSHAVNATH V NANDRE INTROSPECTION 22 063/A RAMESH NAIR SWAYING TO THE RHYTHM 23 064/B RAMESH NAIR BRICOLEUR OF SPACE - S2 24 073 GAJANAN B DHUMALE THRUSTY 25 076/B SAJAL K MITRA JUNGLE (CONCRETE) 26 079/A NIRMALA P SINGH SENSATION 27 081 KONDA S RAO AUTO 28 085/A SATISH B PATIL MUMBAI XI 29 088/A HEMANT P DHANE UNTITLED A 30 089/B P M MAHAJAN DIVINE RED 31 092/B KUNAL C JAIN MOUNTAINS 32 094/B TAPAS A PAL INNOCENCE 33 095/B RITESH C RAJPUT UNTITLED 2 34 096/A YOJANA M DEHANKAR UNTITLED 35 098 MADAN K PAWAR UNTITLED 36 104/B BIPUL ROY HERITAGE JOURNEY II 37 105/B BABUA DAS TRY TO UNDER STAND MAN VI 38 106/A UMESH Y KAVALE TARPA 39 112/B H R DAS ......AASMAN NEECHE 40 113/B AMOL M PAWAR TRIMBAKESHWAR 41 115 REENA SHAH SILENCE 42 116 JASWINDER SINGH UNTITLED 54 43 120 SURESH L GULGE REFLECTION 773 44 123/B JAVED C MULANI CONFRONTATIONS 45 124/B SUNIL D PUJARI PALACE 46 126/A ASIF SHAIKH COLOURS OF LIFE I 47 128/B TUSHAR POTE STRUGGLE 48 132/A JITENDRA R DIVTE RIKSHAW STAND 49 134/A SACHIN BONDE FOR - WAR 50 134/B SACHIN BONDE MADE FOR TRADE 51 136 HARIRAM B PHAD UNTITLED 52 137/A SONAL N WANKHEDE RUTTING LIFE 53 140/B ASHOK S RATHOD HOLY BULL 54 149/A SANJAY S DHAWALE GOOD NIGHT 55 158/B KIRAN JANGIR WISDOM ASAN 56 162/A TAPAN D MADKIKAR I AM SHAMBHU 57 165/B SHASHIDHAR M LOHAR GRIPPED ENVIRONMENT 58 167/A PRADEEP S SHINDE DAHI HANDI 59 167/B PRADEEP S SHINDE DAHI HANDI PATHAK 60 169/A NANASAHEB YEOLE NARO SHANKAR MANDIR 61 169/B NANASAHEB YEOLE CRAWFORD MARKET 62 170/A SUHAS SALUNKE KUMBER 1 63 178 A JAGADEESH TAMMINENI GROWTH 64 178 B JAGADEESH TAMMINENI GRACE & DANGER 65 179 A PRAVIN T DHANUSKAR MOTHER 66 186 A ABHIJIT V JADHAV THANDITIL SAKAL 67 187 RAMCHANDRA S KHARATMAL VADHNI KAWAL GHETA.... 68 188 VARSHA R KHARTMAL RANGOLI 69 192/B ATUL S KHATRI MY CONCEPT ABOUT LIFE - II 70 193/B DIMPLE CHANDAT MANMAUJI 71 195/A DEEPAK N MER HOUSE OF GODS 01 72 198/A JAYDEEP G MAISURIYA MORNING LIGHT 73 200/A SHILPA MONDAL UNTITLED I 74 201/B VAIBHAV M MORE ETERNAL IMAGE II 75 203/B YUVRAJ S PATIL LEDY
- published: 29 Feb 2016
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On 'On Art', we look back at some of the most awe-inspiring stories of artists pushing the boundaries from the world of Indian contemporary art. Games get an artsy twist with artist duo Thukral & Tagra. Emotions are manifested alive in each work by sculptor Iranna GR and Vinita Dasgupta blends the pop with the folk in her unique portraits. From the World Of Mojarto- Contemporary art has a strong presence on mojarto.com. We aim to bring the viewer as diverse a selection as we can! Which is why, in this segment we take a look at "Kolkata's Lap", a curation that brings together some gorgeous art work created by some budding contemporary artists from Kolkata.
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Rangoli Designs: It's believed that rangoli designs started many centuries ago. Some refrences of rangoli designs are also available in our scriptures. The art of rangoli has changed and rechanged over many centuries. Rangoli goes by various names in many parts of India. In Tamil Nadu it's known as Kolam, in Andhra it's known as muggulu, in Karnataka it's known as muggitu, in Rajasthan it's known as a mandana and so on. We have some easy indian rangoli designs for beginners. Practise these easy rangoli designs from the comfort of your homes to impress your in-laws or your neighbors. If you enter any hindu house in India, you are bound to be welcomed by a rangoli design which is normally drawn with chalk powder or lime stone powder on the floor. Traditionally rice flour was used to create rangoli designs, since it can act as a food source for tiny insects and birds. Easy rangoli designs are used in almost all kinds of hindu religious occasions, festivals, weddings and so on. It's believed that rangolis ward off evil spirits from homes. So try one of these easy rangoli designs today.
- published: 24 Feb 2016
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This Lecture talks about Beginings of Indian Art : Prehistoric Art.
- published: 26 Jun 2014
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Indian art
Indian Art consists of a variety of art forms, including plastic arts (e.g., pottery and sculpture), visual arts (e.g., cave paintings), and textile arts (e.g., woven silk). Geographically, it spans the entire Indian subcontinent, including what is now India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. A strong sense of design is characteristic of Indian art and can be observed in its modern and traditional forms.
The origin of Indian art can be traced to pre-historic Hominid settlements in the 3rd millennium BC. On its way to modern times, Indian art has had cultural influences (e.g., Indus Valley and Hellenistic), as well as religious influences such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Islam. In spite of this complex mixture of religious traditions, generally the prevailing artistic style at any time and place has been shared by the major religious groups.
In historic art, sculpture in stone and metal, mainly religious, has survived the Indian climate better than other media, and provides most of the best remains. Many of the most important ancient finds that are not in carved stone come from surrounding, drier regions rather than India itself. Indian funeral and philosophic traditions exclude grave goods, which are a main source of ancient art in other cultures.
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Indian artIndian art
In this forth video Title"Women in wood" I have used sand as well as other materials.to understand better , i have used text during my demonstration. hope you will like this video.to make shorts and crisp some parts are not in details ,if you like to know more about this video please feel free to contact me below given my e mail id. sunilgoa5@gmail.com for some more paintings visit my website www.freegyan.org/sunilchawdiker -
3:00KALAMELA 2016-- INDIAN ART
KALAMELA 2016-- INDIAN ARTKALAMELA 2016-- INDIAN ART
J j school of art Sir J. J. School of Art was founded in March 1857 with the generous donation offered by Sir Jamshedji Jeejeebhoy, the first Baronet. Sir J.J. School of Art is one of the pioneering institutes of fine art education in India, since its establishment in 1878 in the current Campus, with generous donation of Jamshetji Jijibhoy, under the British administration. The School today stands in the heritage building with departments of drawing and painting, sculpture and modelling, mural, portraiture, print making, arts and craftes including ceramics, interior decoration, metal work and textiles; and teachers training with art teachers’ diploma, Art Masters and Diploma in Painting Education. The college has undergraduate and post graduate programs with BFA and MFA degrees conferred to the students. Sir J.J. School of Art began in 1857 with elementary drawing and design classes at Elphinstone institute. With the initial aim of imparting European academic art knowledge in the sub-continent, the college developed with the establishment of art and craft departments with rich diversity of culture in India as the resource point. Later in 1865, with arrival of Mr. Lockwood Kipling, Mr. Higgins and Mr. Griffiths, a school of Architecture, Class for teacher of Art and Craft and School of Decorative design were founded, as students were trained for great activities. This year also saw the school shifting from Elphinstone to its current campus in Bombay Esplanade, as the building began to be structured. While Mr. Kipling initiated crafts development with the arts and crafts movement, Mr. Griffiths encouraged a project of reproduction of Ajanta Murals. This period saw the emergence of artists like Pestonji Bomanji, Pithawala, M.V. Dhurandhar. By 1890, the school of taken over by the Education Department of Government of Bombay, accepting the significance of Indian art and crafts as part of culture rather than just technical education and industry. By 1891, Lord Reay (then Governor of Bombay) brought about the erection of Applied Art Section known as the Reay Art Workshops, which today encompass the Arts and Crafts Department. Thus, five distinct departments of Drawing and Painting, Sculpture and Modelling, Architecture, Reay Art Workshop for Art and Crafts and Applied Arts were brought under one roof of Sir J.J. School of Art, Bombay. -
45:39Indian Paintings - Art and Culture for UPSC
Indian Paintings - Art and Culture for UPSCIndian Paintings - Art and Culture for UPSC
Download Notes here: http://sh.st/PNBsp ------------------------------------------------------------- Indian Art and Culture Study Material for IAS APPSC TSPSC || 100% Success Rate in UPSC Prelims and Mains 2015 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Recommended Books for IAS Prelims, APPSC TSPSC Group 1,2 http://wp.me/p70d6X-ke Recommended Books for SSC RRB and Other Competitive Exams http://wp.me/p70d6X-kG Indian Paintings from Ancient to Modern with Visual Mnemonics ans Pictures Pre-Historic paintings, Gupta Age paintings, Ellora ,Pala School,Apabhramsa School, Mughal School, Rajasthani or Rajput Painting, Mewar School, Kishangarh, Bikaner School, Kotah, Bundi,Jaipur (Kachchwaha),Jodhpur,Sekhawati,Comparison –Rajput and Mughal Styles, Pahari Painting ,Basholi ,Guler, Kangra and Kullu School,Jammu ,Chamba ,Tehri garhwal ,Thanka Painting ,Oudh Painting, Sikh Painting,Tanjore Glass Paintings,Mysore School of Painting,Bazar Painting,Patua Painting,Kalighat Painting,Patna or Company School,Bengal School,Folk Art Madhubani Paintings ,Pichvai Paintings ,Phad paintings ,Patachitra Paintings ,Kalamkari Paintings ,Warli Paintings, FOLK PAINTINGS PAINTERS OF MODERN INDIA Raja Ravi Varma Abhinendranath Tagore Gaganendranath Tagore Rabindranath Tagore Nandalal Bose Jamini Roy Amritha Sher Gil Indian Art and Culture lecture for IAS, UPSC, IAS Mains Answer Writing Indian Paintings is a very hot topic for Upsc prelims and mains. We can't expect what upsc is going to encounter with different topics on culture. Indian paintings is one of the difficult topics in Indian art and culture for prelims and mains I covered all the Indian paintings what is exactly required for upsc and I think its going to help you in prelims or mains lectures with new learning strategies for UPSC, CSAT, UPSC (Mains), IAS, IFS, IPS, IRS, Railways, Customs, CAPF, CDS, SSC, IBPS, SBI, RBI, ACIO, FCI School etc. Exams These lectures with innovative techniques like Mind Maps,Keywords,One liner approach, Word mnemonics, visual mnemonics, digital story building, memory train are Useful for UPSC Preparation, IAS preparation, KAS, KPSC, MPSC, GPSC, UPPSC, APPSC, TNPSC, TSPSC and all state service examination. Free Online lectures, Classes, coaching for IAS, KAS, KPSC, GPSC, MPSC, TNPSC, UPPSC for Indian History, Indian Art and Culture, Indian Economy, Indian Polity, Geography, Environment and Ecology, Science and Technology -
7:42The New Masters of Modern & Contemporary Indian Art - ASPIRE
The New Masters of Modern & Contemporary Indian Art - ASPIREThe New Masters of Modern & Contemporary Indian Art - ASPIRE
Amrita Sher-Gil, Bhupen Khakhar, Akbar Padamsee - who could be the big challenger to the Modern Masters SH Raza, MF Husain, Tyeb Mehta, FN Souza and VS Gaitonde? Top names from Sotheby's, Christie's and Saffronart tell us what makes the modern and contemporary art masters so legendary... -
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Non-Western Art History Early Indian ArtNon-Western Art History Early Indian Art
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2:00Indian Floor Art
Indian Floor ArtIndian Floor Art
Traditional Indian art form using coloured sand or powder to decorate a floor, courtyard, or other flat surface, traditional Indian decoration and patterns made with ground rice, particularly during festivals:Rangoli is a folk art from India. Rangoli are decorative designs made on the floors of living rooms and courtyards during Hindu festivals. They are meant to be sacred welcoming areas for the Hindu deities. The ancient symbols have been passed on through the ages, from each generation to the next, thus keeping both the art form and the tradition alive. The patterns are typically created with materials, including colored rice, dry flour,(colored) sand or even flower petals. Rangoli and similar practices are often followed in different Indian states; in Tamil Nadu, one has Kolam, Madanae in Rajasthan, Chowkpurna in Northern India, Alpana in Bengal, Aripana in Bihar, chowk pujan in uttar pradesh etc. In a traditional household, the lady of the house starts her daily chores by purifying herself, drawing some Rangoli lines in front of the house, pooja room and the Brindavana. Her regular routine begins after this ritual. With this, her entire day remains fresh and lively. Although modernization is seeping in to our culture, I am really happy to see many a households still following this traditional art. A design created by hand, allowing the coarsely ground rice flour (nowadays, powder of a special soft white stone) to flow freely is called Rangoli. The word 'Rangoli' is derived from the Sanskrit word 'Rangavalli' (an array of colors). Rangoli is an art, which precedes sculpture and painting. In India, Rangoli is both an auspicious and a preliminary necessity in any religious ritual. In ancient India, Rangoli was drawn to decorate the entrance of homes, a floor-painting which provided a warm and colourful welcome to visitors. In Indian cultures, all guests and visitors occupy a very special place, and a Rangoli is an expression of this warm hospitality. According to a legend recorded in Chitra Lakshana, the earliest treatise on Indian painting, a king and his kingdom were steeped in sorrow at the death of the high priest's son. Everybody prayed to Lord Brahma, who moved by the prayers, asked the king to paint a portrait of the boy on the floor so that he could breathe life into it. And with that the art of floor painting came to life. And that is how rice, flour and flowers were transformed into picturesque offerings to God in the form of floor painting. In ancient times, Rangolis were actually decorations made on the entrances and walls of houses to brighten up and add color to occasions being celebrated, like weddings, births and significant religious days (signifying a warm welcome for visitors). The designs would be simple and geometrical but could invoke symbolic forms. Oil lamps (Hanathe/ Diya) would be placed in the Rangoli to give it yet another dimension. Rangoli design are usually geometrical shapes that are drawn not only in front of houses but also in pooja rooms and during auspicious and religious occasions. A grid of dots is first created on the ground and deft fingers weave lines and curves of magic through this gridwork to form exquisite designs. These dots are said to symbolize the hurdles that we face on this journey called life. Typical Rangoli designs are single closed winding lines intricately woven around a grid of dots. Rangolis can be vivid, three-dimensional art complete with shadings or they can be the traditional plain, yet as beautiful as, two-dimensional designs. The coloured powder is usually applied 'freehand' by letting it run from the gap formed by pinching the thumb and the forefinger. Early mornings in Karnataka and other Southern states (also in parts of North India) will see the threshold being cleaned and adorned with a Rangoli pattern. Rangoli is usually drawn with coarsely ground rice flour and is done with swift deft strokes. As legend goes, the rice flour is also food for ants. Red brick powder and coloured powder are used to enhance Rangoli. During the Margashira Maasa and on special occasions, Rangoli take on a festive note. Rangoli during the festival of Sankranthi is generously dotted with images of the overflowing Huggi pot signifying prosperity. During Deepavali, Rangoli is drawn showing several Hanathes. Thus, reflecting regional beliefs and aesthetics based on a common spiritual plane, the art of floor painting is one which has survived all influences and retained and transmitted the spirit of Indian life. If you are not very artistically inclined but yet want to adorn your house with traditional Rangoli designs, worry not! There are several stencils and tin rollers with intricate designs drilled on to their surface. These can be used to create Rangoli designs easily and quickly. Today you can also find Rangoli stickers that you can stick on to your doorstep. -
4:31Bombay Art Society - Annual Exhibition 2016 -sculpture- INDIAN ART
Bombay Art Society - Annual Exhibition 2016 -sculpture- INDIAN ARTBombay Art Society - Annual Exhibition 2016 -sculpture- INDIAN ART
PROFESSINOL FINAL SELECTED ENTRY SR. NO R. NO. ARTIST NAME TITLE 1 015 SHIVAJI M SHET PUPPET SHOW 2 020/B SACHIN B BHANGADE MARKET 3 023 PRAKASH B DESHMUKH DEVI 4 025 ARCHANA SHARMA SAMADHI 5 027/A SHANTARAM S BELKAR BLACK OCEAN MEETS BLUE OCEAN 6 031 /A TEJSWINI N SONAWANE FEMININITY III 7 031 /B TEJSWINI N SONAWANE WISH TO FLY II 8 035/B SWATI N NAPHADE REALITY IS ONLY A PERCEPTION 1 9 039 /C JAYANTILAL R PARDESHI FORM - 12 10 047 /B UTTARA JOSHI BROKEN WINGS 11 049 /A VIKAS S MALHARA UNTITLED I 12 049/B VIKAS S MALHARA UNTITLED II 13 050/A PRADEEPTA K DAS NAVGUNJAR 14 050/B PRADEEPTA K DAS KALIYA DAMAN 15 051/B PRABAL MALLICK WOKING CLASS SERIES - V 16 053 MALLIKAARJUN V KORALI HE - RAVAN - 3 17 055 PRASHANT P KULKARNI CROWFORD MARKET 18 060/B DR. MEENA Y SHAH BICYCLE 19 061/A BHAVNAA BACHKANIWALA TRISHAW 20 062/A PARSHAVNATH V NANDRE INNER PEACE 21 062/B PARSHAVNATH V NANDRE INTROSPECTION 22 063/A RAMESH NAIR SWAYING TO THE RHYTHM 23 064/B RAMESH NAIR BRICOLEUR OF SPACE - S2 24 073 GAJANAN B DHUMALE THRUSTY 25 076/B SAJAL K MITRA JUNGLE (CONCRETE) 26 079/A NIRMALA P SINGH SENSATION 27 081 KONDA S RAO AUTO 28 085/A SATISH B PATIL MUMBAI XI 29 088/A HEMANT P DHANE UNTITLED A 30 089/B P M MAHAJAN DIVINE RED 31 092/B KUNAL C JAIN MOUNTAINS 32 094/B TAPAS A PAL INNOCENCE 33 095/B RITESH C RAJPUT UNTITLED 2 34 096/A YOJANA M DEHANKAR UNTITLED 35 098 MADAN K PAWAR UNTITLED 36 104/B BIPUL ROY HERITAGE JOURNEY II 37 105/B BABUA DAS TRY TO UNDER STAND MAN VI 38 106/A UMESH Y KAVALE TARPA 39 112/B H R DAS ......AASMAN NEECHE 40 113/B AMOL M PAWAR TRIMBAKESHWAR 41 115 REENA SHAH SILENCE 42 116 JASWINDER SINGH UNTITLED 54 43 120 SURESH L GULGE REFLECTION 773 44 123/B JAVED C MULANI CONFRONTATIONS 45 124/B SUNIL D PUJARI PALACE 46 126/A ASIF SHAIKH COLOURS OF LIFE I 47 128/B TUSHAR POTE STRUGGLE 48 132/A JITENDRA R DIVTE RIKSHAW STAND 49 134/A SACHIN BONDE FOR - WAR 50 134/B SACHIN BONDE MADE FOR TRADE 51 136 HARIRAM B PHAD UNTITLED 52 137/A SONAL N WANKHEDE RUTTING LIFE 53 140/B ASHOK S RATHOD HOLY BULL 54 149/A SANJAY S DHAWALE GOOD NIGHT 55 158/B KIRAN JANGIR WISDOM ASAN 56 162/A TAPAN D MADKIKAR I AM SHAMBHU 57 165/B SHASHIDHAR M LOHAR GRIPPED ENVIRONMENT 58 167/A PRADEEP S SHINDE DAHI HANDI 59 167/B PRADEEP S SHINDE DAHI HANDI PATHAK 60 169/A NANASAHEB YEOLE NARO SHANKAR MANDIR 61 169/B NANASAHEB YEOLE CRAWFORD MARKET 62 170/A SUHAS SALUNKE KUMBER 1 63 178 A JAGADEESH TAMMINENI GROWTH 64 178 B JAGADEESH TAMMINENI GRACE & DANGER 65 179 A PRAVIN T DHANUSKAR MOTHER 66 186 A ABHIJIT V JADHAV THANDITIL SAKAL 67 187 RAMCHANDRA S KHARATMAL VADHNI KAWAL GHETA.... 68 188 VARSHA R KHARTMAL RANGOLI 69 192/B ATUL S KHATRI MY CONCEPT ABOUT LIFE - II 70 193/B DIMPLE CHANDAT MANMAUJI 71 195/A DEEPAK N MER HOUSE OF GODS 01 72 198/A JAYDEEP G MAISURIYA MORNING LIGHT 73 200/A SHILPA MONDAL UNTITLED I 74 201/B VAIBHAV M MORE ETERNAL IMAGE II 75 203/B YUVRAJ S PATIL LEDY -
8:19The best of contemporary Indian art
The best of contemporary Indian artThe best of contemporary Indian art
On 'On Art', we look back at some of the most awe-inspiring stories of artists pushing the boundaries from the world of Indian contemporary art. Games get an artsy twist with artist duo Thukral & Tagra. Emotions are manifested alive in each work by sculptor Iranna GR and Vinita Dasgupta blends the pop with the folk in her unique portraits. From the World Of Mojarto- Contemporary art has a strong presence on mojarto.com. We aim to bring the viewer as diverse a selection as we can! Which is why, in this segment we take a look at "Kolkata's Lap", a curation that brings together some gorgeous art work created by some budding contemporary artists from Kolkata. Watch full video: http://www.ndtv.com/video/art/on-art/the-best-of-contemporary-indian-art-424712?yt Download the NDTV news app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.july.ndtv&referrer;=utm_source%3Dyoutubecards%26utm_medium%3Dcpc%26utm_campaign%3Dyoutube -
2:41Fastest Rangolee /Rangoli making- INDIAN ART
Fastest Rangolee /Rangoli making- INDIAN ARTFastest Rangolee /Rangoli making- INDIAN ART
Rangoli Designs: It's believed that rangoli designs started many centuries ago. Some refrences of rangoli designs are also available in our scriptures. The art of rangoli has changed and rechanged over many centuries. Rangoli goes by various names in many parts of India. In Tamil Nadu it's known as Kolam, in Andhra it's known as muggulu, in Karnataka it's known as muggitu, in Rajasthan it's known as a mandana and so on. We have some easy indian rangoli designs for beginners. Practise these easy rangoli designs from the comfort of your homes to impress your in-laws or your neighbors. If you enter any hindu house in India, you are bound to be welcomed by a rangoli design which is normally drawn with chalk powder or lime stone powder on the floor. Traditionally rice flour was used to create rangoli designs, since it can act as a food source for tiny insects and birds. Easy rangoli designs are used in almost all kinds of hindu religious occasions, festivals, weddings and so on. It's believed that rangolis ward off evil spirits from homes. So try one of these easy rangoli designs today. -
55:08Beginings of Indian Art : Prehistoric Art
Beginings of Indian Art : Prehistoric ArtBeginings of Indian Art : Prehistoric Art
This Lecture talks about Beginings of Indian Art : Prehistoric Art.
Indian Art
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In this forth video Title"Women in wood" I have used sand as well as other materials.to understand better , i have used text during my demonstration. hope you will like this video.to make shorts and crisp some parts are not in details ,if you like to know more about this video please feel free to contact me below given my e mail id. sunilgoa5@gmail.com for some more paintings visit my website www.freegyan.org/sunilchawdiker
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KALAMELA 2016-- INDIAN ART
J j school of art Sir J. J. School of Art was founded in March 1857 with the generous donation offered by Sir Jamshedji Jeejeebhoy, the first Baronet. Sir J.J. School of Art is one of the pioneering institutes of fine art education in India, since its establishment in 1878 in the current Campus, with generous donation of Jamshetji Jijibhoy, under the British administration. The School today stands in the heritage building with departments of drawing and painting, sculpture and modelling, mural, portraiture, print making, arts and craftes including ceramics, interior decoration, metal work and textiles; and teachers training with art teachers’ diploma, Art Masters and Diploma in Painting Education. The college has undergraduate and post graduate programs with BFA and MFA degrees conferred ...
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Indian Paintings - Art and Culture for UPSC
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The New Masters of Modern & Contemporary Indian Art - ASPIRE
Amrita Sher-Gil, Bhupen Khakhar, Akbar Padamsee - who could be the big challenger to the Modern Masters SH Raza, MF Husain, Tyeb Mehta, FN Souza and VS Gaitonde? Top names from Sotheby's, Christie's and Saffronart tell us what makes the modern and contemporary art masters so legendary...
published: 14 Sep 2014 -
Non-Western Art History Early Indian Art
published: 04 Sep 2015 -
Indian Floor Art
Traditional Indian art form using coloured sand or powder to decorate a floor, courtyard, or other flat surface, traditional Indian decoration and patterns made with ground rice, particularly during festivals:Rangoli is a folk art from India. Rangoli are decorative designs made on the floors of living rooms and courtyards during Hindu festivals. They are meant to be sacred welcoming areas for the Hindu deities. The ancient symbols have been passed on through the ages, from each generation to the next, thus keeping both the art form and the tradition alive. The patterns are typically created with materials, including colored rice, dry flour,(colored) sand or even flower petals. Rangoli and similar practices are often followed in different Indian states; in Tamil Nadu, one has Kolam, Madanae...
published: 31 Jan 2013 -
Bombay Art Society - Annual Exhibition 2016 -sculpture- INDIAN ART
PROFESSINOL FINAL SELECTED ENTRY SR. NO R. NO. ARTIST NAME TITLE 1 015 SHIVAJI M SHET PUPPET SHOW 2 020/B SACHIN B BHANGADE MARKET 3 023 PRAKASH B DESHMUKH DEVI 4 025 ARCHANA SHARMA SAMADHI 5 027/A SHANTARAM S BELKAR BLACK OCEAN MEETS BLUE OCEAN 6 031 /A TEJSWINI N SONAWANE FEMININITY III 7 031 /B TEJSWINI N SONAWANE WISH TO FLY II 8 035/B SWATI N NAPHADE REALITY IS ONLY A PERCEPTION 1 9 039 /C JAYANTILAL R PARDESHI FORM - 12 10 047 /B UTTARA JOSHI BROKEN WINGS 11 049 /A VIKAS S MALHARA UNTITLED I 12 049/B VIKAS S MALHARA UNTITLED II 13 050/A PRADEEPTA K DAS NAVGUNJAR 14 050/B PRADEEPTA K DAS KALIYA DAMAN 15 051/B PRABAL MALLICK WOKING CLASS SERIES - V 16 053 MALLIKAARJUN V KORALI HE - RAVAN - 3 17 055 PRASHANT P KULKARNI CROWFORD MARKET 18 060/B DR. MEENA Y SHAH BICYCLE 19 061/A BHAVNAA B...
published: 29 Feb 2016 -
The best of contemporary Indian art
On 'On Art', we look back at some of the most awe-inspiring stories of artists pushing the boundaries from the world of Indian contemporary art. Games get an artsy twist with artist duo Thukral & Tagra. Emotions are manifested alive in each work by sculptor Iranna GR and Vinita Dasgupta blends the pop with the folk in her unique portraits. From the World Of Mojarto- Contemporary art has a strong presence on mojarto.com. We aim to bring the viewer as diverse a selection as we can! Which is why, in this segment we take a look at "Kolkata's Lap", a curation that brings together some gorgeous art work created by some budding contemporary artists from Kolkata. Watch full video: http://www.ndtv.com/video/art/on-art/the-best-of-contemporary-indian-art-424712?yt Download the NDTV news app: http...
published: 22 Jul 2016 -
Fastest Rangolee /Rangoli making- INDIAN ART
Rangoli Designs: It's believed that rangoli designs started many centuries ago. Some refrences of rangoli designs are also available in our scriptures. The art of rangoli has changed and rechanged over many centuries. Rangoli goes by various names in many parts of India. In Tamil Nadu it's known as Kolam, in Andhra it's known as muggulu, in Karnataka it's known as muggitu, in Rajasthan it's known as a mandana and so on. We have some easy indian rangoli designs for beginners. Practise these easy rangoli designs from the comfort of your homes to impress your in-laws or your neighbors. If you enter any hindu house in India, you are bound to be welcomed by a rangoli design which is normally drawn with chalk powder or lime stone powder on the floor. Traditionally rice flour was used to create r...
published: 24 Feb 2016 -
Beginings of Indian Art : Prehistoric Art
This Lecture talks about Beginings of Indian Art : Prehistoric Art.
published: 26 Jun 2014
Indian art
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- Duration: 3:18
- Updated: 07 Oct 2014
- views: 3874
In this forth video Title"Women in wood" I have used sand as well as other materials.to understand better , i have used text during my demonstration. hope you w...
In this forth video Title"Women in wood" I have used sand as well as other materials.to understand better , i have used text during my demonstration. hope you will like this video.to make shorts and crisp some parts are not in details ,if you like to know more about this video please feel free to contact me below given my e mail id.
sunilgoa5@gmail.com
for some more paintings visit my website
www.freegyan.org/sunilchawdiker
wn.com/Indian Art
In this forth video Title"Women in wood" I have used sand as well as other materials.to understand better , i have used text during my demonstration. hope you will like this video.to make shorts and crisp some parts are not in details ,if you like to know more about this video please feel free to contact me below given my e mail id.
sunilgoa5@gmail.com
for some more paintings visit my website
www.freegyan.org/sunilchawdiker
- published: 07 Oct 2014
- views: 3874
KALAMELA 2016-- INDIAN ART
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:00
- Updated: 20 Feb 2016
- views: 853
J j school of art Sir J. J. School of Art was founded in March 1857 with the generous donation offered by Sir Jamshedji Jeejeebhoy, the first Baronet.
Sir J.J....
J j school of art Sir J. J. School of Art was founded in March 1857 with the generous donation offered by Sir Jamshedji Jeejeebhoy, the first Baronet.
Sir J.J. School of Art is one of the pioneering institutes of fine art education in India, since its establishment in 1878 in the current Campus, with generous donation of Jamshetji Jijibhoy, under the British administration. The School today stands in the heritage building with departments of drawing and painting, sculpture and modelling, mural, portraiture, print making, arts and craftes including ceramics, interior decoration, metal work and textiles; and teachers training with art teachers’ diploma, Art Masters and Diploma in Painting Education. The college has undergraduate and post graduate programs with BFA and MFA degrees conferred to the students.
Sir J.J. School of Art began in 1857 with elementary drawing and design classes at Elphinstone institute. With the initial aim of imparting European academic art knowledge in the sub-continent, the college developed with the establishment of art and craft departments with rich diversity of culture in India as the resource point. Later in 1865, with arrival of Mr. Lockwood Kipling, Mr. Higgins and Mr. Griffiths, a school of Architecture, Class for teacher of Art and Craft and School of Decorative design were founded, as students were trained for great activities. This year also saw the school shifting from Elphinstone to its current campus in Bombay Esplanade, as the building began to be structured. While Mr. Kipling initiated crafts development with the arts and crafts movement, Mr. Griffiths encouraged a project of reproduction of Ajanta Murals. This period saw the emergence of artists like Pestonji Bomanji, Pithawala, M.V. Dhurandhar. By 1890, the school of taken over by the Education Department of Government of Bombay, accepting the significance of Indian art and crafts as part of culture rather than just technical education and industry. By 1891, Lord Reay (then Governor of Bombay) brought about the erection of Applied Art Section known as the Reay Art Workshops, which today encompass the Arts and Crafts Department. Thus, five distinct departments of Drawing and Painting, Sculpture and Modelling, Architecture, Reay Art Workshop for Art and Crafts and Applied Arts were brought under one roof of Sir J.J. School of Art, Bombay.
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J j school of art Sir J. J. School of Art was founded in March 1857 with the generous donation offered by Sir Jamshedji Jeejeebhoy, the first Baronet.
Sir J.J. School of Art is one of the pioneering institutes of fine art education in India, since its establishment in 1878 in the current Campus, with generous donation of Jamshetji Jijibhoy, under the British administration. The School today stands in the heritage building with departments of drawing and painting, sculpture and modelling, mural, portraiture, print making, arts and craftes including ceramics, interior decoration, metal work and textiles; and teachers training with art teachers’ diploma, Art Masters and Diploma in Painting Education. The college has undergraduate and post graduate programs with BFA and MFA degrees conferred to the students.
Sir J.J. School of Art began in 1857 with elementary drawing and design classes at Elphinstone institute. With the initial aim of imparting European academic art knowledge in the sub-continent, the college developed with the establishment of art and craft departments with rich diversity of culture in India as the resource point. Later in 1865, with arrival of Mr. Lockwood Kipling, Mr. Higgins and Mr. Griffiths, a school of Architecture, Class for teacher of Art and Craft and School of Decorative design were founded, as students were trained for great activities. This year also saw the school shifting from Elphinstone to its current campus in Bombay Esplanade, as the building began to be structured. While Mr. Kipling initiated crafts development with the arts and crafts movement, Mr. Griffiths encouraged a project of reproduction of Ajanta Murals. This period saw the emergence of artists like Pestonji Bomanji, Pithawala, M.V. Dhurandhar. By 1890, the school of taken over by the Education Department of Government of Bombay, accepting the significance of Indian art and crafts as part of culture rather than just technical education and industry. By 1891, Lord Reay (then Governor of Bombay) brought about the erection of Applied Art Section known as the Reay Art Workshops, which today encompass the Arts and Crafts Department. Thus, five distinct departments of Drawing and Painting, Sculpture and Modelling, Architecture, Reay Art Workshop for Art and Crafts and Applied Arts were brought under one roof of Sir J.J. School of Art, Bombay.
- published: 20 Feb 2016
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Indian Paintings - Art and Culture for UPSC
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- Duration: 45:39
- Updated: 18 Jul 2015
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Indian Paintings from Ancient to Modern with Visual Mnemonics ans Pictures
Pre-Historic paintings, Gupta Age paintings, Ellora ,Pala School,Apabhramsa School, Mughal School, Rajasthani or Rajput Painting, Mewar School, Kishangarh, Bikaner School, Kotah, Bundi,Jaipur (Kachchwaha),Jodhpur,Sekhawati,Comparison –Rajput and Mughal Styles, Pahari Painting ,Basholi ,Guler, Kangra and Kullu School,Jammu ,Chamba ,Tehri garhwal ,Thanka Painting ,Oudh Painting, Sikh Painting,Tanjore Glass Paintings,Mysore School of Painting,Bazar Painting,Patua Painting,Kalighat Painting,Patna or Company School,Bengal School,Folk Art
Madhubani Paintings ,Pichvai Paintings ,Phad paintings ,Patachitra Paintings ,Kalamkari Paintings ,Warli Paintings, FOLK PAINTINGS
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Recommended Books for SSC RRB and Other Competitive Exams
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Indian Paintings from Ancient to Modern with Visual Mnemonics ans Pictures
Pre-Historic paintings, Gupta Age paintings, Ellora ,Pala School,Apabhramsa School, Mughal School, Rajasthani or Rajput Painting, Mewar School, Kishangarh, Bikaner School, Kotah, Bundi,Jaipur (Kachchwaha),Jodhpur,Sekhawati,Comparison –Rajput and Mughal Styles, Pahari Painting ,Basholi ,Guler, Kangra and Kullu School,Jammu ,Chamba ,Tehri garhwal ,Thanka Painting ,Oudh Painting, Sikh Painting,Tanjore Glass Paintings,Mysore School of Painting,Bazar Painting,Patua Painting,Kalighat Painting,Patna or Company School,Bengal School,Folk Art
Madhubani Paintings ,Pichvai Paintings ,Phad paintings ,Patachitra Paintings ,Kalamkari Paintings ,Warli Paintings, FOLK PAINTINGS
PAINTERS OF MODERN INDIA
Raja Ravi Varma
Abhinendranath Tagore
Gaganendranath Tagore
Rabindranath Tagore
Nandalal Bose
Jamini Roy
Amritha Sher Gil
Indian Art and Culture lecture for IAS, UPSC, IAS Mains Answer Writing
Indian Paintings is a very hot topic for Upsc prelims and mains. We can't expect what upsc is going to encounter with different topics on culture. Indian paintings is one of the difficult topics in Indian art and culture for prelims and mains
I covered all the Indian paintings what is exactly required for upsc and I think its going to help you in prelims or mains
lectures with new learning strategies for UPSC, CSAT, UPSC (Mains), IAS, IFS, IPS, IRS, Railways, Customs, CAPF, CDS, SSC, IBPS, SBI, RBI, ACIO, FCI School etc. Exams
These lectures with innovative techniques like Mind Maps,Keywords,One liner approach, Word mnemonics, visual mnemonics, digital story building, memory train are Useful for UPSC Preparation, IAS preparation, KAS, KPSC, MPSC, GPSC, UPPSC, APPSC, TNPSC, TSPSC and all state service examination.
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The New Masters of Modern & Contemporary Indian Art - ASPIRE
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- Duration: 7:42
- Updated: 14 Sep 2014
- views: 2830
Amrita Sher-Gil, Bhupen Khakhar, Akbar Padamsee - who could be the big challenger to the Modern Masters SH Raza, MF Husain, Tyeb Mehta, FN Souza and VS Gaitond...
Amrita Sher-Gil, Bhupen Khakhar, Akbar Padamsee - who could be the big challenger to the Modern Masters SH Raza, MF Husain, Tyeb Mehta, FN Souza and VS Gaitonde? Top names from Sotheby's, Christie's and Saffronart tell us what makes the modern and contemporary art masters so legendary...
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Amrita Sher-Gil, Bhupen Khakhar, Akbar Padamsee - who could be the big challenger to the Modern Masters SH Raza, MF Husain, Tyeb Mehta, FN Souza and VS Gaitonde? Top names from Sotheby's, Christie's and Saffronart tell us what makes the modern and contemporary art masters so legendary...
- published: 14 Sep 2014
- views: 2830
Non-Western Art History Early Indian Art
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:03
- Updated: 04 Sep 2015
- views: 574
- published: 04 Sep 2015
- views: 574
Indian Floor Art
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:00
- Updated: 31 Jan 2013
- views: 18226
Traditional Indian art form using coloured sand or powder to decorate a floor, courtyard, or other flat surface, traditional Indian decoration and patterns made...
Traditional Indian art form using coloured sand or powder to decorate a floor, courtyard, or other flat surface, traditional Indian decoration and patterns made with ground rice, particularly during festivals:Rangoli is a folk art from India. Rangoli are decorative designs made on the floors of living rooms and courtyards during Hindu festivals. They are meant to be sacred welcoming areas for the Hindu deities. The ancient symbols have been passed on through the ages, from each generation to the next, thus keeping both the art form and the tradition alive. The patterns are typically created with materials, including colored rice, dry flour,(colored) sand or even flower petals. Rangoli and similar practices are often followed in different Indian states; in Tamil Nadu, one has Kolam, Madanae in Rajasthan, Chowkpurna in Northern India, Alpana in Bengal, Aripana in Bihar, chowk pujan in uttar pradesh etc.
In a traditional household, the lady of the house starts her daily chores by purifying herself, drawing some Rangoli lines in front of the house, pooja room and the Brindavana. Her regular routine begins after this ritual. With this, her entire day remains fresh and lively. Although modernization is seeping in to our culture, I am really happy to see many a households still following this traditional art.
A design created by hand, allowing the coarsely ground rice flour (nowadays, powder of a special soft white stone) to flow freely is called Rangoli. The word 'Rangoli' is derived from the Sanskrit word 'Rangavalli' (an array of colors). Rangoli is an art, which precedes sculpture and painting. In India, Rangoli is both an auspicious and a preliminary necessity in any religious ritual.
In ancient India, Rangoli was drawn to decorate the entrance of homes, a floor-painting which provided a warm and colourful welcome to visitors. In Indian cultures, all guests and visitors occupy a very special place, and a Rangoli is an expression of this warm hospitality.
According to a legend recorded in Chitra Lakshana, the earliest treatise on Indian painting, a king and his kingdom were steeped in sorrow at the death of the high priest's son. Everybody prayed to Lord Brahma, who moved by the prayers, asked the king to paint a portrait of the boy on the floor so that he could breathe life into it. And with that the art of floor painting came to life. And that is how rice, flour and flowers were transformed into picturesque offerings to God in the form of floor painting.
In ancient times, Rangolis were actually decorations made on the entrances and walls of houses to brighten up and add color to occasions being celebrated, like weddings, births and significant religious days (signifying a warm welcome for visitors).
The designs would be simple and geometrical but could invoke symbolic forms. Oil lamps (Hanathe/ Diya) would be placed in the Rangoli to give it yet another dimension.
Rangoli design are usually geometrical shapes that are drawn not only in front of houses but also in pooja rooms and during auspicious and religious occasions. A grid of dots is first created on the ground and deft fingers weave lines and curves of magic through this gridwork to form exquisite designs. These dots are said to symbolize the hurdles that we face on this journey called life. Typical Rangoli designs are single closed winding lines intricately woven around a grid of dots.
Rangolis can be vivid, three-dimensional art complete with shadings or they can be the traditional plain, yet as beautiful as, two-dimensional designs. The coloured powder is usually applied 'freehand' by letting it run from the gap formed by pinching the thumb and the forefinger.
Early mornings in Karnataka and other Southern states (also in parts of North India) will see the threshold being cleaned and adorned with a Rangoli pattern. Rangoli is usually drawn with coarsely ground rice flour and is done with swift deft strokes. As legend goes, the rice flour is also food for ants. Red brick powder and coloured powder are used to enhance Rangoli.
During the Margashira Maasa and on special occasions, Rangoli take on a festive note. Rangoli during the festival of Sankranthi is generously dotted with images of the overflowing Huggi pot signifying prosperity. During Deepavali, Rangoli is drawn showing several Hanathes.
Thus, reflecting regional beliefs and aesthetics based on a common spiritual plane, the art of floor painting is one which has survived all influences and retained and transmitted the spirit of Indian life.
If you are not very artistically inclined but yet want to adorn your house with traditional Rangoli designs, worry not! There are several stencils and tin rollers with intricate designs drilled on to their surface. These can be used to create Rangoli designs easily and quickly. Today you can also find Rangoli stickers that you can stick on to your doorstep.
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Traditional Indian art form using coloured sand or powder to decorate a floor, courtyard, or other flat surface, traditional Indian decoration and patterns made with ground rice, particularly during festivals:Rangoli is a folk art from India. Rangoli are decorative designs made on the floors of living rooms and courtyards during Hindu festivals. They are meant to be sacred welcoming areas for the Hindu deities. The ancient symbols have been passed on through the ages, from each generation to the next, thus keeping both the art form and the tradition alive. The patterns are typically created with materials, including colored rice, dry flour,(colored) sand or even flower petals. Rangoli and similar practices are often followed in different Indian states; in Tamil Nadu, one has Kolam, Madanae in Rajasthan, Chowkpurna in Northern India, Alpana in Bengal, Aripana in Bihar, chowk pujan in uttar pradesh etc.
In a traditional household, the lady of the house starts her daily chores by purifying herself, drawing some Rangoli lines in front of the house, pooja room and the Brindavana. Her regular routine begins after this ritual. With this, her entire day remains fresh and lively. Although modernization is seeping in to our culture, I am really happy to see many a households still following this traditional art.
A design created by hand, allowing the coarsely ground rice flour (nowadays, powder of a special soft white stone) to flow freely is called Rangoli. The word 'Rangoli' is derived from the Sanskrit word 'Rangavalli' (an array of colors). Rangoli is an art, which precedes sculpture and painting. In India, Rangoli is both an auspicious and a preliminary necessity in any religious ritual.
In ancient India, Rangoli was drawn to decorate the entrance of homes, a floor-painting which provided a warm and colourful welcome to visitors. In Indian cultures, all guests and visitors occupy a very special place, and a Rangoli is an expression of this warm hospitality.
According to a legend recorded in Chitra Lakshana, the earliest treatise on Indian painting, a king and his kingdom were steeped in sorrow at the death of the high priest's son. Everybody prayed to Lord Brahma, who moved by the prayers, asked the king to paint a portrait of the boy on the floor so that he could breathe life into it. And with that the art of floor painting came to life. And that is how rice, flour and flowers were transformed into picturesque offerings to God in the form of floor painting.
In ancient times, Rangolis were actually decorations made on the entrances and walls of houses to brighten up and add color to occasions being celebrated, like weddings, births and significant religious days (signifying a warm welcome for visitors).
The designs would be simple and geometrical but could invoke symbolic forms. Oil lamps (Hanathe/ Diya) would be placed in the Rangoli to give it yet another dimension.
Rangoli design are usually geometrical shapes that are drawn not only in front of houses but also in pooja rooms and during auspicious and religious occasions. A grid of dots is first created on the ground and deft fingers weave lines and curves of magic through this gridwork to form exquisite designs. These dots are said to symbolize the hurdles that we face on this journey called life. Typical Rangoli designs are single closed winding lines intricately woven around a grid of dots.
Rangolis can be vivid, three-dimensional art complete with shadings or they can be the traditional plain, yet as beautiful as, two-dimensional designs. The coloured powder is usually applied 'freehand' by letting it run from the gap formed by pinching the thumb and the forefinger.
Early mornings in Karnataka and other Southern states (also in parts of North India) will see the threshold being cleaned and adorned with a Rangoli pattern. Rangoli is usually drawn with coarsely ground rice flour and is done with swift deft strokes. As legend goes, the rice flour is also food for ants. Red brick powder and coloured powder are used to enhance Rangoli.
During the Margashira Maasa and on special occasions, Rangoli take on a festive note. Rangoli during the festival of Sankranthi is generously dotted with images of the overflowing Huggi pot signifying prosperity. During Deepavali, Rangoli is drawn showing several Hanathes.
Thus, reflecting regional beliefs and aesthetics based on a common spiritual plane, the art of floor painting is one which has survived all influences and retained and transmitted the spirit of Indian life.
If you are not very artistically inclined but yet want to adorn your house with traditional Rangoli designs, worry not! There are several stencils and tin rollers with intricate designs drilled on to their surface. These can be used to create Rangoli designs easily and quickly. Today you can also find Rangoli stickers that you can stick on to your doorstep.
- published: 31 Jan 2013
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Bombay Art Society - Annual Exhibition 2016 -sculpture- INDIAN ART
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PROFESSINOL FINAL SELECTED ENTRY SR. NO R. NO. ARTIST NAME TITLE 1 015 SHIVAJI M SHET PUPPET SHOW 2 020/B SACHIN B BHANGADE MARKET 3 023 PRAKASH B DESHMUKH DEVI...
PROFESSINOL FINAL SELECTED ENTRY SR. NO R. NO. ARTIST NAME TITLE 1 015 SHIVAJI M SHET PUPPET SHOW 2 020/B SACHIN B BHANGADE MARKET 3 023 PRAKASH B DESHMUKH DEVI 4 025 ARCHANA SHARMA SAMADHI 5 027/A SHANTARAM S BELKAR BLACK OCEAN MEETS BLUE OCEAN 6 031 /A TEJSWINI N SONAWANE FEMININITY III 7 031 /B TEJSWINI N SONAWANE WISH TO FLY II 8 035/B SWATI N NAPHADE REALITY IS ONLY A PERCEPTION 1 9 039 /C JAYANTILAL R PARDESHI FORM - 12 10 047 /B UTTARA JOSHI BROKEN WINGS 11 049 /A VIKAS S MALHARA UNTITLED I 12 049/B VIKAS S MALHARA UNTITLED II 13 050/A PRADEEPTA K DAS NAVGUNJAR 14 050/B PRADEEPTA K DAS KALIYA DAMAN 15 051/B PRABAL MALLICK WOKING CLASS SERIES - V 16 053 MALLIKAARJUN V KORALI HE - RAVAN - 3 17 055 PRASHANT P KULKARNI CROWFORD MARKET 18 060/B DR. MEENA Y SHAH BICYCLE 19 061/A BHAVNAA BACHKANIWALA TRISHAW 20 062/A PARSHAVNATH V NANDRE INNER PEACE 21 062/B PARSHAVNATH V NANDRE INTROSPECTION 22 063/A RAMESH NAIR SWAYING TO THE RHYTHM 23 064/B RAMESH NAIR BRICOLEUR OF SPACE - S2 24 073 GAJANAN B DHUMALE THRUSTY 25 076/B SAJAL K MITRA JUNGLE (CONCRETE) 26 079/A NIRMALA P SINGH SENSATION 27 081 KONDA S RAO AUTO 28 085/A SATISH B PATIL MUMBAI XI 29 088/A HEMANT P DHANE UNTITLED A 30 089/B P M MAHAJAN DIVINE RED 31 092/B KUNAL C JAIN MOUNTAINS 32 094/B TAPAS A PAL INNOCENCE 33 095/B RITESH C RAJPUT UNTITLED 2 34 096/A YOJANA M DEHANKAR UNTITLED 35 098 MADAN K PAWAR UNTITLED 36 104/B BIPUL ROY HERITAGE JOURNEY II 37 105/B BABUA DAS TRY TO UNDER STAND MAN VI 38 106/A UMESH Y KAVALE TARPA 39 112/B H R DAS ......AASMAN NEECHE 40 113/B AMOL M PAWAR TRIMBAKESHWAR 41 115 REENA SHAH SILENCE 42 116 JASWINDER SINGH UNTITLED 54 43 120 SURESH L GULGE REFLECTION 773 44 123/B JAVED C MULANI CONFRONTATIONS 45 124/B SUNIL D PUJARI PALACE 46 126/A ASIF SHAIKH COLOURS OF LIFE I 47 128/B TUSHAR POTE STRUGGLE 48 132/A JITENDRA R DIVTE RIKSHAW STAND 49 134/A SACHIN BONDE FOR - WAR 50 134/B SACHIN BONDE MADE FOR TRADE 51 136 HARIRAM B PHAD UNTITLED 52 137/A SONAL N WANKHEDE RUTTING LIFE 53 140/B ASHOK S RATHOD HOLY BULL 54 149/A SANJAY S DHAWALE GOOD NIGHT 55 158/B KIRAN JANGIR WISDOM ASAN 56 162/A TAPAN D MADKIKAR I AM SHAMBHU 57 165/B SHASHIDHAR M LOHAR GRIPPED ENVIRONMENT 58 167/A PRADEEP S SHINDE DAHI HANDI 59 167/B PRADEEP S SHINDE DAHI HANDI PATHAK 60 169/A NANASAHEB YEOLE NARO SHANKAR MANDIR 61 169/B NANASAHEB YEOLE CRAWFORD MARKET 62 170/A SUHAS SALUNKE KUMBER 1 63 178 A JAGADEESH TAMMINENI GROWTH 64 178 B JAGADEESH TAMMINENI GRACE & DANGER 65 179 A PRAVIN T DHANUSKAR MOTHER 66 186 A ABHIJIT V JADHAV THANDITIL SAKAL 67 187 RAMCHANDRA S KHARATMAL VADHNI KAWAL GHETA.... 68 188 VARSHA R KHARTMAL RANGOLI 69 192/B ATUL S KHATRI MY CONCEPT ABOUT LIFE - II 70 193/B DIMPLE CHANDAT MANMAUJI 71 195/A DEEPAK N MER HOUSE OF GODS 01 72 198/A JAYDEEP G MAISURIYA MORNING LIGHT 73 200/A SHILPA MONDAL UNTITLED I 74 201/B VAIBHAV M MORE ETERNAL IMAGE II 75 203/B YUVRAJ S PATIL LEDY
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PROFESSINOL FINAL SELECTED ENTRY SR. NO R. NO. ARTIST NAME TITLE 1 015 SHIVAJI M SHET PUPPET SHOW 2 020/B SACHIN B BHANGADE MARKET 3 023 PRAKASH B DESHMUKH DEVI 4 025 ARCHANA SHARMA SAMADHI 5 027/A SHANTARAM S BELKAR BLACK OCEAN MEETS BLUE OCEAN 6 031 /A TEJSWINI N SONAWANE FEMININITY III 7 031 /B TEJSWINI N SONAWANE WISH TO FLY II 8 035/B SWATI N NAPHADE REALITY IS ONLY A PERCEPTION 1 9 039 /C JAYANTILAL R PARDESHI FORM - 12 10 047 /B UTTARA JOSHI BROKEN WINGS 11 049 /A VIKAS S MALHARA UNTITLED I 12 049/B VIKAS S MALHARA UNTITLED II 13 050/A PRADEEPTA K DAS NAVGUNJAR 14 050/B PRADEEPTA K DAS KALIYA DAMAN 15 051/B PRABAL MALLICK WOKING CLASS SERIES - V 16 053 MALLIKAARJUN V KORALI HE - RAVAN - 3 17 055 PRASHANT P KULKARNI CROWFORD MARKET 18 060/B DR. MEENA Y SHAH BICYCLE 19 061/A BHAVNAA BACHKANIWALA TRISHAW 20 062/A PARSHAVNATH V NANDRE INNER PEACE 21 062/B PARSHAVNATH V NANDRE INTROSPECTION 22 063/A RAMESH NAIR SWAYING TO THE RHYTHM 23 064/B RAMESH NAIR BRICOLEUR OF SPACE - S2 24 073 GAJANAN B DHUMALE THRUSTY 25 076/B SAJAL K MITRA JUNGLE (CONCRETE) 26 079/A NIRMALA P SINGH SENSATION 27 081 KONDA S RAO AUTO 28 085/A SATISH B PATIL MUMBAI XI 29 088/A HEMANT P DHANE UNTITLED A 30 089/B P M MAHAJAN DIVINE RED 31 092/B KUNAL C JAIN MOUNTAINS 32 094/B TAPAS A PAL INNOCENCE 33 095/B RITESH C RAJPUT UNTITLED 2 34 096/A YOJANA M DEHANKAR UNTITLED 35 098 MADAN K PAWAR UNTITLED 36 104/B BIPUL ROY HERITAGE JOURNEY II 37 105/B BABUA DAS TRY TO UNDER STAND MAN VI 38 106/A UMESH Y KAVALE TARPA 39 112/B H R DAS ......AASMAN NEECHE 40 113/B AMOL M PAWAR TRIMBAKESHWAR 41 115 REENA SHAH SILENCE 42 116 JASWINDER SINGH UNTITLED 54 43 120 SURESH L GULGE REFLECTION 773 44 123/B JAVED C MULANI CONFRONTATIONS 45 124/B SUNIL D PUJARI PALACE 46 126/A ASIF SHAIKH COLOURS OF LIFE I 47 128/B TUSHAR POTE STRUGGLE 48 132/A JITENDRA R DIVTE RIKSHAW STAND 49 134/A SACHIN BONDE FOR - WAR 50 134/B SACHIN BONDE MADE FOR TRADE 51 136 HARIRAM B PHAD UNTITLED 52 137/A SONAL N WANKHEDE RUTTING LIFE 53 140/B ASHOK S RATHOD HOLY BULL 54 149/A SANJAY S DHAWALE GOOD NIGHT 55 158/B KIRAN JANGIR WISDOM ASAN 56 162/A TAPAN D MADKIKAR I AM SHAMBHU 57 165/B SHASHIDHAR M LOHAR GRIPPED ENVIRONMENT 58 167/A PRADEEP S SHINDE DAHI HANDI 59 167/B PRADEEP S SHINDE DAHI HANDI PATHAK 60 169/A NANASAHEB YEOLE NARO SHANKAR MANDIR 61 169/B NANASAHEB YEOLE CRAWFORD MARKET 62 170/A SUHAS SALUNKE KUMBER 1 63 178 A JAGADEESH TAMMINENI GROWTH 64 178 B JAGADEESH TAMMINENI GRACE & DANGER 65 179 A PRAVIN T DHANUSKAR MOTHER 66 186 A ABHIJIT V JADHAV THANDITIL SAKAL 67 187 RAMCHANDRA S KHARATMAL VADHNI KAWAL GHETA.... 68 188 VARSHA R KHARTMAL RANGOLI 69 192/B ATUL S KHATRI MY CONCEPT ABOUT LIFE - II 70 193/B DIMPLE CHANDAT MANMAUJI 71 195/A DEEPAK N MER HOUSE OF GODS 01 72 198/A JAYDEEP G MAISURIYA MORNING LIGHT 73 200/A SHILPA MONDAL UNTITLED I 74 201/B VAIBHAV M MORE ETERNAL IMAGE II 75 203/B YUVRAJ S PATIL LEDY
- published: 29 Feb 2016
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The best of contemporary Indian art
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- Updated: 22 Jul 2016
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On 'On Art', we look back at some of the most awe-inspiring stories of artists pushing the boundaries from the world of Indian contemporary art. Games get an a...
On 'On Art', we look back at some of the most awe-inspiring stories of artists pushing the boundaries from the world of Indian contemporary art. Games get an artsy twist with artist duo Thukral & Tagra. Emotions are manifested alive in each work by sculptor Iranna GR and Vinita Dasgupta blends the pop with the folk in her unique portraits. From the World Of Mojarto- Contemporary art has a strong presence on mojarto.com. We aim to bring the viewer as diverse a selection as we can! Which is why, in this segment we take a look at "Kolkata's Lap", a curation that brings together some gorgeous art work created by some budding contemporary artists from Kolkata.
Watch full video: http://www.ndtv.com/video/art/on-art/the-best-of-contemporary-indian-art-424712?yt
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On 'On Art', we look back at some of the most awe-inspiring stories of artists pushing the boundaries from the world of Indian contemporary art. Games get an artsy twist with artist duo Thukral & Tagra. Emotions are manifested alive in each work by sculptor Iranna GR and Vinita Dasgupta blends the pop with the folk in her unique portraits. From the World Of Mojarto- Contemporary art has a strong presence on mojarto.com. We aim to bring the viewer as diverse a selection as we can! Which is why, in this segment we take a look at "Kolkata's Lap", a curation that brings together some gorgeous art work created by some budding contemporary artists from Kolkata.
Watch full video: http://www.ndtv.com/video/art/on-art/the-best-of-contemporary-indian-art-424712?yt
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- published: 22 Jul 2016
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Fastest Rangolee /Rangoli making- INDIAN ART
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Rangoli Designs: It's believed that rangoli designs started many centuries ago. Some refrences of rangoli designs are also available in our scriptures. The art ...
Rangoli Designs: It's believed that rangoli designs started many centuries ago. Some refrences of rangoli designs are also available in our scriptures. The art of rangoli has changed and rechanged over many centuries. Rangoli goes by various names in many parts of India. In Tamil Nadu it's known as Kolam, in Andhra it's known as muggulu, in Karnataka it's known as muggitu, in Rajasthan it's known as a mandana and so on. We have some easy indian rangoli designs for beginners. Practise these easy rangoli designs from the comfort of your homes to impress your in-laws or your neighbors. If you enter any hindu house in India, you are bound to be welcomed by a rangoli design which is normally drawn with chalk powder or lime stone powder on the floor. Traditionally rice flour was used to create rangoli designs, since it can act as a food source for tiny insects and birds. Easy rangoli designs are used in almost all kinds of hindu religious occasions, festivals, weddings and so on. It's believed that rangolis ward off evil spirits from homes. So try one of these easy rangoli designs today.
wn.com/Fastest Rangolee Rangoli Making Indian Art
Rangoli Designs: It's believed that rangoli designs started many centuries ago. Some refrences of rangoli designs are also available in our scriptures. The art of rangoli has changed and rechanged over many centuries. Rangoli goes by various names in many parts of India. In Tamil Nadu it's known as Kolam, in Andhra it's known as muggulu, in Karnataka it's known as muggitu, in Rajasthan it's known as a mandana and so on. We have some easy indian rangoli designs for beginners. Practise these easy rangoli designs from the comfort of your homes to impress your in-laws or your neighbors. If you enter any hindu house in India, you are bound to be welcomed by a rangoli design which is normally drawn with chalk powder or lime stone powder on the floor. Traditionally rice flour was used to create rangoli designs, since it can act as a food source for tiny insects and birds. Easy rangoli designs are used in almost all kinds of hindu religious occasions, festivals, weddings and so on. It's believed that rangolis ward off evil spirits from homes. So try one of these easy rangoli designs today.
- published: 24 Feb 2016
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Beginings of Indian Art : Prehistoric Art
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This Lecture talks about Beginings of Indian Art : Prehistoric Art.
This Lecture talks about Beginings of Indian Art : Prehistoric Art.
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This Lecture talks about Beginings of Indian Art : Prehistoric Art.
- published: 26 Jun 2014
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rangoli for bday achao beti padhao rangoli for beginners learn the art rangoli for birthday party
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- published: 15 Oct 2016
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Shreya Ayyagari, Kuchipudi - Indian Classical Art
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- Updated: 15 Oct 2016
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- published: 15 Oct 2016
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Kamasutra The Indian Art of Lovemaking 2008 Trailer ~ कामसूत्र
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- Duration: 1:17
- Updated: 15 Oct 2016
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- published: 15 Oct 2016
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Indian Art exhibition ! World class status ! Beautiful art ! Costly art
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- Duration: 2:35
- Updated: 15 Oct 2016
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- published: 15 Oct 2016
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Crow Indian Rock Art: Indigenous Perspectives and Interpretations Audiobook
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- Duration: 1:16
- Updated: 14 Oct 2016
- views: 0
Listen to the full audiobook, or read it's ebook version: http://easyget.us/mabk/30/en/B01HTW16MC/book
This absorbing volume examines the cultural role of rock ...
Listen to the full audiobook, or read it's ebook version: http://easyget.us/mabk/30/en/B01HTW16MC/book
This absorbing volume examines the cultural role of rock art for the Apsáalooke, or Crow, people of the northern Great Plains. Their extensive rock art developed within the changing cultural life of the tribe. Individual knowledge and meaning of rock art panels, however, relies as much on collective concepts of landscape as it does on shared memories of historic Crow culture. Using this idea as a focus, this book:-introduces Plains Indian rock art of the 19th century as we know about it from its own stylistic conventions, ethnographic data, and historical accounts;-investigates the contemporary Crow discourse about rock art and its place within the cultural landscape and archaeological record;-argues that cultural concepts of space and place are fundamental to the way rock art is discussed, experienced and interpreted.
wn.com/Crow Indian Rock Art Indigenous Perspectives And Interpretations Audiobook
Listen to the full audiobook, or read it's ebook version: http://easyget.us/mabk/30/en/B01HTW16MC/book
This absorbing volume examines the cultural role of rock art for the Apsáalooke, or Crow, people of the northern Great Plains. Their extensive rock art developed within the changing cultural life of the tribe. Individual knowledge and meaning of rock art panels, however, relies as much on collective concepts of landscape as it does on shared memories of historic Crow culture. Using this idea as a focus, this book:-introduces Plains Indian rock art of the 19th century as we know about it from its own stylistic conventions, ethnographic data, and historical accounts;-investigates the contemporary Crow discourse about rock art and its place within the cultural landscape and archaeological record;-argues that cultural concepts of space and place are fundamental to the way rock art is discussed, experienced and interpreted.
- published: 14 Oct 2016
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indian digital art....
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- Duration: 1:43
- Updated: 14 Oct 2016
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- published: 14 Oct 2016
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Sand art by Indian artist in foreign
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- Duration: 3:42
- Updated: 14 Oct 2016
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Must watch. Its amazing
Must watch. Its amazing
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Must watch. Its amazing
- published: 14 Oct 2016
- views: 1
Classical Indian Music Art Supplement
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- Duration: 2:02
- Updated: 14 Oct 2016
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Clippings of some concerts and moments
Clippings of some concerts and moments
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Clippings of some concerts and moments
- published: 14 Oct 2016
- views: 2
Ananda's Indian Art: Goddess, Buddha, Krishna, Lakshmi, Shiva, Gurus
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- Duration: 6:01
- Updated: 14 Oct 2016
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To Purchase Ananda's Art, visit https://www.anandasart.com
To Purchase Ananda's Music and Chants, visit https://www.amazon.com/Durga-Mantras-Protection-CD-Baby/...
To Purchase Ananda's Art, visit https://www.anandasart.com
To Purchase Ananda's Music and Chants, visit https://www.amazon.com/Durga-Mantras-Protection-CD-Baby/dp/B019GLUBPC
Or purchase at: http://anandasart.com/music-and-mantras
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Stories of Art Audiobook
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- Duration: 1:47
- Updated: 13 Oct 2016
- views: 0
Listen to the full audiobook: http://appgame.space/mabk/30/en/B00G24W1Y6/book
Stories of Art is James Elkins's intimate history of art. Concise and original, th...
Listen to the full audiobook: http://appgame.space/mabk/30/en/B00G24W1Y6/book
Stories of Art is James Elkins's intimate history of art. Concise and original, this engaging book is an antidote to the behemoth art history textbooks from which we were all taught. As he demonstrates so persuasively, there can never be one story of art. Cultures have their own stories about themselves, about other cultures and to hear them all is one way to hear the multiple stories that art tells. But each of us also has our own story of art, a kind of private art history made up of the pieces we have seen, and loved or hated, the effects they had on us, and the connections that might be drawn among them.elkins opens up the questions that traditional art history usually avoids. What about all the art not produced in Western Europe or in the Europeanized Americas? Is it possible to include Asian art and Indian art in the story? What happens when one does? To help us find answers, he uses both Western and non-western artworks, tables of contents from art histories written in cultures outside the centre of Western European tradition, and strangely wonderful diagrams of how artworks might connect through a single individual. True multiculturalism may be an impossibility, but art lovers can each create a story of art that is right for themselves.
wn.com/Stories Of Art Audiobook
Listen to the full audiobook: http://appgame.space/mabk/30/en/B00G24W1Y6/book
Stories of Art is James Elkins's intimate history of art. Concise and original, this engaging book is an antidote to the behemoth art history textbooks from which we were all taught. As he demonstrates so persuasively, there can never be one story of art. Cultures have their own stories about themselves, about other cultures and to hear them all is one way to hear the multiple stories that art tells. But each of us also has our own story of art, a kind of private art history made up of the pieces we have seen, and loved or hated, the effects they had on us, and the connections that might be drawn among them.elkins opens up the questions that traditional art history usually avoids. What about all the art not produced in Western Europe or in the Europeanized Americas? Is it possible to include Asian art and Indian art in the story? What happens when one does? To help us find answers, he uses both Western and non-western artworks, tables of contents from art histories written in cultures outside the centre of Western European tradition, and strangely wonderful diagrams of how artworks might connect through a single individual. True multiculturalism may be an impossibility, but art lovers can each create a story of art that is right for themselves.
- published: 13 Oct 2016
- views: 0
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new art flim indian bangla 2016
published: 18 Sep 2016 -
The Indian martial art -Kalaripayattu (documentary)
WELCOME to Kung-fu Kingdom! http://kungfukingdom.com/ NEW SITE ONLINE NOW! If you're into the martial arts and kung-fu, stay tuned and develop your inner-warrior with Kung-fu Kingdom's news, reviews, exclusive interviews and much more! Feel free to subscribe and share your comments on our YouTube channel. You can "like" us on Facebook: kungfukingdom2012, we're also on Twitter and Instagram -so, it's all the way...with KFK! Kung-fu Kingdom...dedicated to the martial arts... In this documentary, we look at one of the world's oldest and most dangerous martial arts: Kalarippayattu. Closely linked to Hinduism, Kalari means: battlefield/gym and Puttara means: platform/stage. This may translate loosely into something like "Fight Club"! Americans, Doug Anderson, Iraqi war vet and bodyguard fro...
published: 17 Aug 2013 -
"Wonder of the Age": Master Painters of India, 1100--1900
Lectures: "Mughal Painting at Its Zenith: The Life and Times of the Emperor Shah Jahan" Oliver Everett, Librarian Emeritus, Royal Library, Windsor Castle "Mughal Painting and Rajput Patrons: Early Painting at Bundi and Kota" Milo C. Beach, Former Director, Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Institution Introduction to "A Journey through the Paintings of Nainsukh" (2011) by Prof. B. N. Goswamy, Professor Emeritus of Art History at the Panjab University, Chandigarh. Related Exhibition: Wonder of the Age Master Painters of India, 1100--1900 September 28, 2011 -- January 8, 2012 The exhibition is made possible by MetLife Foundation. Additional support is provided by Novartis. It was organized by the Museum Rietberg Zurich in collaboration wi...
published: 01 Feb 2012 -
Exhibition Video: Discovering American Indian Art
Presented to the public by the Frank H. McClung Museum of the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. A special thanks to: The Exhibition Curators (Dr. Michael H. Logan and Dr. Gerald F. Schroedl) The University of Tennessee in Knoxville's (Department of Anthropology) McClung Museum Director (Dr. Jefferson Chapman) Our Exhibition Sponsors (Home Federal Bank, UT Knoxville's Ready for the World-International and Intercultural Awareness Initiative, and UT Knoxville's Office of Research) The Research Assistants (Christy Bohon-Perez and Cora Macmillan) Acknowledgements: The Anonymous Lenders who shared a portion of their collection Frank H. McClung Museum Special Collections, UTK Library The Native American artists who produced these exceptional items. Mr and Mrs. E. H. Rayson Produced by: The...
published: 23 Feb 2013 -
Indian Food Wisdom & Art of Eating Right by Rujuta Diwekar (Hindi) - HD
Popular Celebrity Nutrionist Rujuta Diwekar elaborates on the importance of various Indian Herbs and Spices in meals. Indian Food Wisdom & The Art Of Eating Right by Rujuta Diwekar brings forth our ancient wisdom on what to eat, how much to eat, when to eat, how to stay healthy and its relevance in our times. Its an attempt to help you overcome the ever conflicting information on food and weight loss fads. The biggest celebrities of Indian cinema like Saif Ali Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Karishma Kapoor etc share their opinion on eating right and the diet secrets that have kept them healthy in all these years. Watch it for a fresh, but age old, perspective on well-being. One which lets you enjoy every meal with a smile. For More Wisdom On Eating Right Subscribe http://www.youtube.com/subscript...
published: 22 May 2015 -
'Facets of Indian Art & Culture' - a Book Discussion Session
'Facets of Indian Art & Culture' - a Book Discussion Session organised by Publications Division, Ministry of I&B;
published: 04 Dec 2015 -
Sabu Cyril, Art Director, Indian Film Industry Addresses The Gathering At Design Summit
published: 01 Apr 2015
new art flim indian bangla 2016
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- Duration: 139:35
- Updated: 18 Sep 2016
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- published: 18 Sep 2016
- views: 4311
The Indian martial art -Kalaripayattu (documentary)
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- Duration: 48:10
- Updated: 17 Aug 2013
- views: 1162915
WELCOME to Kung-fu Kingdom! http://kungfukingdom.com/ NEW SITE ONLINE NOW! If you're into the martial arts and kung-fu, stay tuned and develop your inner-warrio...
WELCOME to Kung-fu Kingdom! http://kungfukingdom.com/ NEW SITE ONLINE NOW! If you're into the martial arts and kung-fu, stay tuned and develop your inner-warrior with Kung-fu Kingdom's news, reviews, exclusive interviews and much more! Feel free to subscribe and share your comments on our YouTube channel. You can "like" us on Facebook: kungfukingdom2012, we're also on Twitter and Instagram -so, it's all the way...with KFK! Kung-fu Kingdom...dedicated to the martial arts...
In this documentary, we look at one of the world's oldest and most dangerous martial arts: Kalarippayattu. Closely linked to Hinduism, Kalari means: battlefield/gym and Puttara means: platform/stage. This may translate loosely into something like "Fight Club"!
Americans, Doug Anderson, Iraqi war vet and bodyguard from New Jersey
and Jimmy Smith, a professional MMA fighter and former maths teacher from Los Angeles, journey to the southern state of Kerala, India.
Here, they are introduced to and undergo an intensive 5-day program in traditional and urban Kalarippayattu forms and techniques to prepare them for a weapon demonstration and full-contact hand-to-hand battle.
As you see the manoeuvres: jumps, acrobatics and weapons use, it progressively gets more and more interesting, and entertaining...modern Western fighters meet ancient Eastern warriors -enjoy!
Here are some interesting notes:
This fighting art was only used by a special class of warriors in ancient times of war to protect their king and masters -they would fight to the death.
Practitioners of this art believe that animals are the best fighters because they're natural and don't have to think about what they're doing. They simply...act -instinctively!
The British outlawed this art, out of fear while they occupied India.
Martial artists of this style don't normally train with metal weapons until they've practiced for 6 years with the standard wooden ones.
Jimmy Smith, the professional MMA fighter has a large Ganesh ("Remover of Obstacles" elephant god) tattoo on his back!
Interestingly, on observation and analysis of the movements involved, many say that Kalarippayattu is the source of modern Chinese kung-fu.
wn.com/The Indian Martial Art Kalaripayattu (Documentary)
WELCOME to Kung-fu Kingdom! http://kungfukingdom.com/ NEW SITE ONLINE NOW! If you're into the martial arts and kung-fu, stay tuned and develop your inner-warrior with Kung-fu Kingdom's news, reviews, exclusive interviews and much more! Feel free to subscribe and share your comments on our YouTube channel. You can "like" us on Facebook: kungfukingdom2012, we're also on Twitter and Instagram -so, it's all the way...with KFK! Kung-fu Kingdom...dedicated to the martial arts...
In this documentary, we look at one of the world's oldest and most dangerous martial arts: Kalarippayattu. Closely linked to Hinduism, Kalari means: battlefield/gym and Puttara means: platform/stage. This may translate loosely into something like "Fight Club"!
Americans, Doug Anderson, Iraqi war vet and bodyguard from New Jersey
and Jimmy Smith, a professional MMA fighter and former maths teacher from Los Angeles, journey to the southern state of Kerala, India.
Here, they are introduced to and undergo an intensive 5-day program in traditional and urban Kalarippayattu forms and techniques to prepare them for a weapon demonstration and full-contact hand-to-hand battle.
As you see the manoeuvres: jumps, acrobatics and weapons use, it progressively gets more and more interesting, and entertaining...modern Western fighters meet ancient Eastern warriors -enjoy!
Here are some interesting notes:
This fighting art was only used by a special class of warriors in ancient times of war to protect their king and masters -they would fight to the death.
Practitioners of this art believe that animals are the best fighters because they're natural and don't have to think about what they're doing. They simply...act -instinctively!
The British outlawed this art, out of fear while they occupied India.
Martial artists of this style don't normally train with metal weapons until they've practiced for 6 years with the standard wooden ones.
Jimmy Smith, the professional MMA fighter has a large Ganesh ("Remover of Obstacles" elephant god) tattoo on his back!
Interestingly, on observation and analysis of the movements involved, many say that Kalarippayattu is the source of modern Chinese kung-fu.
- published: 17 Aug 2013
- views: 1162915
"Wonder of the Age": Master Painters of India, 1100--1900
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 112:02
- Updated: 01 Feb 2012
- views: 35247
Lectures:
"Mughal Painting at Its Zenith: The Life and Times of the Emperor Shah Jahan"
Oliver Everett, Librarian Emeritus, Royal Library, Windsor Castle
...
Lectures:
"Mughal Painting at Its Zenith: The Life and Times of the Emperor Shah Jahan"
Oliver Everett, Librarian Emeritus, Royal Library, Windsor Castle
"Mughal Painting and Rajput Patrons: Early Painting at Bundi and Kota"
Milo C. Beach, Former Director, Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Institution
Introduction to "A Journey through the Paintings of Nainsukh" (2011) by Prof. B. N. Goswamy, Professor Emeritus of Art History at the Panjab University, Chandigarh.
Related Exhibition:
Wonder of the Age
Master Painters of India, 1100--1900
September 28, 2011 -- January 8, 2012
The exhibition is made possible by MetLife Foundation.
Additional support is provided by Novartis.
It was organized by the Museum Rietberg Zurich in collaboration with The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
wn.com/Wonder Of The Age Master Painters Of India, 1100 1900
Lectures:
"Mughal Painting at Its Zenith: The Life and Times of the Emperor Shah Jahan"
Oliver Everett, Librarian Emeritus, Royal Library, Windsor Castle
"Mughal Painting and Rajput Patrons: Early Painting at Bundi and Kota"
Milo C. Beach, Former Director, Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Institution
Introduction to "A Journey through the Paintings of Nainsukh" (2011) by Prof. B. N. Goswamy, Professor Emeritus of Art History at the Panjab University, Chandigarh.
Related Exhibition:
Wonder of the Age
Master Painters of India, 1100--1900
September 28, 2011 -- January 8, 2012
The exhibition is made possible by MetLife Foundation.
Additional support is provided by Novartis.
It was organized by the Museum Rietberg Zurich in collaboration with The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
- published: 01 Feb 2012
- views: 35247
Exhibition Video: Discovering American Indian Art
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 28:03
- Updated: 23 Feb 2013
- views: 8274
Presented to the public by the Frank H. McClung Museum of the University of Tennessee in Knoxville.
A special thanks to:
The Exhibition Curators (Dr. Michael H...
Presented to the public by the Frank H. McClung Museum of the University of Tennessee in Knoxville.
A special thanks to:
The Exhibition Curators (Dr. Michael H. Logan and Dr. Gerald F. Schroedl)
The University of Tennessee in Knoxville's (Department of Anthropology)
McClung Museum Director (Dr. Jefferson Chapman)
Our Exhibition Sponsors (Home Federal Bank, UT Knoxville's Ready for the World-International and Intercultural Awareness Initiative, and UT Knoxville's Office of Research)
The Research Assistants (Christy Bohon-Perez and Cora Macmillan)
Acknowledgements:
The Anonymous Lenders who shared a portion of their collection
Frank H. McClung Museum
Special Collections, UTK Library
The Native American artists who produced these exceptional items.
Mr and Mrs. E. H. Rayson
Produced by:
The University of Tennessee Video and Photography Center
Web and Media Coordinator:
Catherine R. Shteynberg
Motion Graphics:
Lance T. Pettiford
wn.com/Exhibition Video Discovering American Indian Art
Presented to the public by the Frank H. McClung Museum of the University of Tennessee in Knoxville.
A special thanks to:
The Exhibition Curators (Dr. Michael H. Logan and Dr. Gerald F. Schroedl)
The University of Tennessee in Knoxville's (Department of Anthropology)
McClung Museum Director (Dr. Jefferson Chapman)
Our Exhibition Sponsors (Home Federal Bank, UT Knoxville's Ready for the World-International and Intercultural Awareness Initiative, and UT Knoxville's Office of Research)
The Research Assistants (Christy Bohon-Perez and Cora Macmillan)
Acknowledgements:
The Anonymous Lenders who shared a portion of their collection
Frank H. McClung Museum
Special Collections, UTK Library
The Native American artists who produced these exceptional items.
Mr and Mrs. E. H. Rayson
Produced by:
The University of Tennessee Video and Photography Center
Web and Media Coordinator:
Catherine R. Shteynberg
Motion Graphics:
Lance T. Pettiford
- published: 23 Feb 2013
- views: 8274
Indian Food Wisdom & Art of Eating Right by Rujuta Diwekar (Hindi) - HD
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 110:14
- Updated: 22 May 2015
- views: 51860
Popular Celebrity Nutrionist Rujuta Diwekar elaborates on the importance of various Indian Herbs and Spices in meals. Indian Food Wisdom & The Art Of Eating Rig...
Popular Celebrity Nutrionist Rujuta Diwekar elaborates on the importance of various Indian Herbs and Spices in meals. Indian Food Wisdom & The Art Of Eating Right by Rujuta Diwekar brings forth our ancient wisdom on what to eat, how much to eat, when to eat, how to stay healthy and its relevance in our times. Its an attempt to help you overcome the ever conflicting information on food and weight loss fads. The biggest celebrities of Indian cinema like Saif Ali Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Karishma Kapoor etc share their opinion on eating right and the diet secrets that have kept them healthy in all these years. Watch it for a fresh, but age old, perspective on well-being. One which lets you enjoy every meal with a smile.
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Popular Celebrity Nutrionist Rujuta Diwekar elaborates on the importance of various Indian Herbs and Spices in meals. Indian Food Wisdom & The Art Of Eating Right by Rujuta Diwekar brings forth our ancient wisdom on what to eat, how much to eat, when to eat, how to stay healthy and its relevance in our times. Its an attempt to help you overcome the ever conflicting information on food and weight loss fads. The biggest celebrities of Indian cinema like Saif Ali Khan, Kareena Kapoor, Karishma Kapoor etc share their opinion on eating right and the diet secrets that have kept them healthy in all these years. Watch it for a fresh, but age old, perspective on well-being. One which lets you enjoy every meal with a smile.
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'Facets of Indian Art & Culture' - a Book Discussion Session
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Sabu Cyril, Art Director, Indian Film Industry Addresses The Gathering At Design Summit
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Indian art
In this forth video Title"Women in wood" I have used sand as well as other materials.to un...
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KALAMELA 2016-- INDIAN ART
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Indian Paintings - Art and Culture for UPSC
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The New Masters of Modern & Contemporary Indian Art - ASPIRE
Amrita Sher-Gil, Bhupen Khakhar, Akbar Padamsee - who could be the big challenger to the ...
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The New Masters of Modern & Contemporary Indian Art - ASPIRE
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Non-Western Art History Early Indian Art
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Non-Western Art History Early Indian Art
Non-Western Art History Early Indian Art
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Indian Floor Art
Traditional Indian art form using coloured sand or powder to decorate a floor, courtyard, ...
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Bombay Art Society - Annual Exhibition 2016 -sculpture- INDIAN ART
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The best of contemporary Indian art
On 'On Art', we look back at some of the most awe-inspiring stories of artists pushing th...
published: 22 Jul 2016
The best of contemporary Indian art
The best of contemporary Indian art
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Fastest Rangolee /Rangoli making- INDIAN ART
Rangoli Designs: It's believed that rangoli designs started many centuries ago. Some refre...
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Fastest Rangolee /Rangoli making- INDIAN ART
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Beginings of Indian Art : Prehistoric Art
This Lecture talks about Beginings of Indian Art : Prehistoric Art.
published: 26 Jun 2014
Beginings of Indian Art : Prehistoric Art
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Shreya Ayyagari, Kuchipudi - Indian Classical Art
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Shreya Ayyagari, Kuchipudi - Indian Classical Art
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Kamasutra The Indian Art of Lovemaking 2008 Trailer ~ कामसूत्र
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Kamasutra The Indian Art of Lovemaking 2008 Trailer ~ कामसूत्र
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Indian Art exhibition ! World class status ! Beautiful art ! Costly art
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Indian Art exhibition ! World class status ! Beautiful art ! Costly art
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Crow Indian Rock Art: Indigenous Perspectives and Interpretations Audiobook
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Crow Indian Rock Art: Indigenous Perspectives and Interpretations Audiobook
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Sand art by Indian artist in foreign
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Classical Indian Music Art Supplement
Clippings of some concerts and moments
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Ananda's Indian Art: Goddess, Buddha, Krishna, Lakshmi, Shiva, Gurus
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Ananda's Indian Art: Goddess, Buddha, Krishna, Lakshmi, Shiva, Gurus
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Stories of Art Audiobook
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The Indian martial art -Kalaripayattu (documentary)
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The Indian martial art -Kalaripayattu (documentary)
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"Wonder of the Age": Master Painters of India, 1100--1900
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"Wonder of the Age": Master Painters of India, 1100--1900
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Exhibition Video: Discovering American Indian Art
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Exhibition Video: Discovering American Indian Art
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Indian Food Wisdom & Art of Eating Right by Rujuta Diwekar (Hindi) - HD
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'Facets of Indian Art & Culture' - a Book Discussion Session
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Sabu Cyril, Art Director, Indian Film Industry Addresses The Gathering At Design Summit
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Israeli human rights group urges UN to take action to end country's 'brutal' occupation of Palestine
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An Israeli human rights group urged the UN Security Council to take decisive action now to end the country's occupation of Palestinian territory ... Mr El-Ad stressed that the council "has more than just power....
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Donald Trump challenges Hillary Clinton to 'take a drug test' before final debate
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Donald Trump took aim at the war on drugs on Saturday — by challenging Hillary Clinton to take a drug test. "Athletes, they make them take a drug test," Trump said at a Portsmouth, New Hampshire, rally. "I think we should take a drug test prior to the debate because I don't know what's going on with her. But at the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up at the beginning. And by the end ... 28 PHOTOS ... See Gallery ... Up Next....
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[VIDEO]: Report: Saddam Hussein Had Secret Torture Chamber In NYC Embassy
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Rumors abound former Iraqi despot Saddam Hussein kept a torture chamber in the basement of the Iraqi mission at 14 E. 79th St., New York magazine reported. If true, the report said, the torture chamber was in operation for years in one of New York City’s toniest neighborhoods, near Central Park and directly across the street from the home of former New York City Mayor billionaire Michael Bloomberg....
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Hope Solo hints at overseas move
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STOCKHOLM (AP) — Hope Solo says she’s received several offers to play overseas and could even continue her career in Sweden, whose fans she enraged by describing their national team as “cowards” at the Rio Olympics. In a talk show aired late Friday on Swedish television network SVT, the American goalkeeper said she is still reeling from being kicked out by the U.S ... “I don’t really know where I’m going with my life right now,” she said....
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Regent to stand in as Thai Crown Prince asks for time
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Bangkok, Oct 15 (IANS) The head of Thailand's Royal Advisory Council will stand in as regent before Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn formally succeeds his father, late King Bhumibol Adulyadej, Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam has said. The constitution specified that president of Privy Council would act as temporary regent when the throne became vacant, Xinhua news agency quoted Wisanu as saying on Friday ... --IANS ... ....
Why has idol theft been neglected?
Edit DNA India 15 Oct 2016
Historically at least, the market for Indian art has been large ... Indian art is almost always a major component of these collections ... Indian objects, in the West and on the art market, are less viewed as 'antiquities' and more as 'art objects', which is quite dismissive of context and meaning ... One of the main issues when it comes to Indian sacred art is it must be accessible for it to be used....
Kabir Bedi to attend Arts for India charity event in London
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Mumbai, Oct 15 (IANS) Acclaimed actor Kabir Bedi will attend and speak at the Arts for India charity event to honour the late filmmaker Richard Attenborough in London next week. Arts for India ... Arts for India helps disadvantaged young Indians out of poverty through education in art and creative design to a global standard....
'Indian art stands with the best'
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New Delhi, Oct 15 (IANS) Indian participation at the international level is proof that the country's art is at par with the western world, says artist M.K ... "With more and more artists visiting and learning art in the west gave the colour of modern and today Indian art stands with the best in west as you can see from our participation internationally." ... The work is semi-realistic and attributes the Indian flavour....
Indian pastry chefs to compete internationally
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Arjun Gupta and Manjot Kalra of Academy of Pastry Arts India, winner of the first ever Junior Pastry Indian Cup held at capital suburb Gurgaon will represent India at the event, said a statement ... Junior Pastry Indian Cup is such a platform that creates ... "Junior Pastry Indian Cup has given much needed fillip to art of pastry making in India....
On a string and a prayer
Edit DNA India 15 Oct 2016
Despite the onslaught of television and a paucity of funds, puppetry as an Indian art form continues to hold its ground, finding new ways of survival. It is a fairly common refrain in culture circles that television is killing traditional Indian art forms ... Puppetry as an art form finds early mentions in India’s classical texts ... Venkatraman is also helping to revive the art by helping corporates and college students....
Upstate NY village named one of the 'Best Small Towns in America'
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An Upstate NY town has received some well-deserved recognition as one of the "best small towns in America." ... Brewery Ommegang is located here, as is the Fenimore Art Museum, which houses an extraordinary collection of American folk art and American Indian art." ... . ....
Write method to install an art
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Social activist Lakshmi Menon is on a drive to collect used plastic pens in order to create art from waste and promote environment-friendly initiatives in daily lives. The pens will be used to create a unique art installation in association with Kochi-Muziris Biennale ... Social activist Lakshmi Menon to collect used plastic pens to create a unique art installation....
A tribute to Indian armed forces
Edit Deccan Herald 15 Oct 2016
The museum depicts three important wars fought by Indian soldiers ... The state-of-the-art museum is a fine blend of old and new aspects of war and is developed by art curator and designer Masooma Rizvi ... Taking help from the Indian Army, the museum depicts three important wars fought by Indian soldiers-- the much-talked about Kargil War and the wars of 1965 and 1971 against Pakistan....
Art inspires Pankaj-Nidhi's news fashion collection
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New Delhi, Oct 16 (IANS) Attending an art exhibition while holidaying in London inspired popular designer duo Pankaj & Nidhi's new spring-summer collection titled Chromatiqu, showcased on the penultimate day of the five-day Amazon India Fashion Week (AIFW) Spring-Summer 2017 ... So we used chrome and steel elements...We had Alot of fun doing this collection...It is very art and craft inspired."....
Art works depicting social message at Cava Dasara Mela
Edit Deccan Herald 15 Oct 2016
The two-day CAVA Dasara Mela began on the premises of Chamarajendra Academy of Visual Arts (Cava) on Bannur Road in the city on Saturday. Art works created by the students of foundation course, Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) and Master of Fine Arts (MFA) have been displayed as part of the event ... The students of Applied Art have developed a model depicting the ill-effects of smoking in a room....
Retouch, the festive way
Edit The Times of India 15 Oct 2016
- I recommend allowing art and statement furniture to lead the scene. Start with dramatic art, furniture creating a space that echoes the central theme ... One or two colourful sculptural art pieces makes for great choice. Think a recliner, a quirkly upholstered oversize armchair in patchwork, a sculptural art centre table etc ... - Large scale wall art brightens a place immediately....
Uri attack prompts govt to plan integrated control centre to tackle emergencies
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