Publications
Artist
- Anandajit Ray
- Anant Agarwal
- Andrea Zucchi
- Anushree Gupta
- Arindam Chatterjee
- Ashish Dubey
- Ashok Ahuja
- Baiju Parthan
- Binoy Verghese
- Chandra Bhattacharjee
- Dhananjay Singh
- Dileep Sharma
- Farhad Hussain
- G. R. Iranna
- Gaurab Das
- Himmat Shah
- Jagannath Mohapatra
- Jagannath Panda
- Jogen Chowdhury
- K. G. Subramanyam
- K. Laxma Goud
- K. M. Adimoolam
- Kishor Shinde
- Krishen Khanna
- Madhvi Parekh
- Manisha Parekh
- Manu Parekh
- Meena Sansanwal
- Meetali Singh
- Milburn Cherian
- Nataraj Sharma
- Ompal Sansanwal
- Parmod Mann
- Parul Chaturvedi
- Phaneendra Nath Chaturvedi
- Pooja Iranna
- Prasanta Sahu
- Pratul Dash
- Prem Singh
- Radhika Seth
- Ram Bali Chauhan
- Ram Kumar
- Ram Prakash Joshi
- Ranbir Kaleka
- S. H. Raza
- Sachin Karne
- Satish Gujral
- Sojwal Samant
- Subba Ghosh
- Sudhanshu Sutar
Form & Festivity: Krishen Khanna’s Bandwallas in Bronze
These extraordinary bronze works pay tribute to India’s street musicians - the trumpeters, drummers, and horn players who bring rhythm, joy, and festivity to wedding processions and public celebrations across the nation. Through remarkable sensitivity to movement and expression, Krishen Khanna transforms fleeting moments of music and camaraderie into lasting emblems of collective resilience and dignity.
The Bandwallas represent more than art - they are a meditation on permanence, elevating everyday performers into timeless symbols of India’s cultural heartbeat.
The Sacred Gaze: Bronze Heads by Thota Vaikuntam
Thota Vaikuntam’s series of bronze heads, depicting his men and women, embody a quiet strength and timeless presence that extend his iconic Telangana figures into sculptural form. Each work is marked by the subtleness of its features - the gently curved lips, the poised noses, the softly contoured cheeks - that together suggest an inner stillness and dignity.
