Arts

The Great Indian IP Mirage
The Great Indian IP Mirage
In India’s animation industry, intellectual property is a persistent illusion that is poorly understood and rarely built to last. Let’s begin with a term that has been abused more than... Read More
The Myth of the Inspired Artist
The Myth of the Inspired Artist
Art has long been romanticised as a gift from the gods, but behind every brushstroke lies practise and relentless resolve. Robert Hannah, Master Isaac Newton in His Garden at Woolsthorpe,... Read More
Colour or Black and White?
Colour or Black and White?
With a wide spectrum of hues, shades, and tones, artists have long sought meaning in both colour and its thoughtful absence. SH Raza, Rajasthan, 1961 Whether or not one thinks... Read More
Mirror, Mirror on the Easel
Mirror, Mirror on the Easel
An eye for an I makes the whole world see. Frida Kahlo, Self-Portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird, 1940. “There is no self-portrait of me,” Gustav Klimt said, though he... Read More