More experience than exhibit, “Gradually, All at Once” is an intense solo show by Brandon Morse. The D.C.-based artist uses coding tools and strategically placed monitors to build an environment that ...

SCAD alumni Matt Hebermehl has left his marks, big and small, all over Savannah. He returns April 3 to talk about his ...

Katrina Cuenca is the painter and sculptor behind those dreamy flower-like figures you may have seen featured in magazines, ...

Imagine an abstract modernist in Paris who went there as far back as 1967 on a French Scholarship from Cholamandalam, dabbled ...

The creations reflected the artisans’ expertise in traditional art forms like Ajrakh print, Mashru weave, and Bandhani and ...

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This hidden math in some abstract paintings ... of branches of different diameters. “We analyse trees in artwork as self-similar, fractal forms, and empirically compare art with theories of ...

Explore Rm. Palaniappan’s retrospective at DakshinaChitra, blending printmaking, science, psychology, and abstraction. Discover how influences like Gödel, Escher, and Bach shaped his unique artistic ...

ON one wall are sape players in a kaleidoscope of vibrant colours; on another, a couple of rural attap houses, reminding the ...

We all have fixations, but everyone knows someone whose super-sized preoccupation leaves you thinking, “That is way too otherworldly, bizarre, freaky, annoying, shameful, silly … and maybe, not even ...

If you exist on planet Earth, you know that as the guitar loop from Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso,” which is an inescapable ...

Trees depicted in famous artworks across a range of styles follow the same mathematical rules as their real-life counterparts, scientists have found. The math concept hidden in this tree art — ...