“Art should be something that liberates your soul.” Keith Haring “Whatever comes has to go” is the ultimate philosophy of life. Doesn’t matter what you are, where you live, how much you earn, in the end, nothing can stop you from the sour reality we call as death. But, there are a few things that live even after the people who created or invented them are gone. Such is the glamour and influential power of art. Art travels through time and is able to evolve through centuries of restructuring th... Read more>>

Do productivity and art go hand in hand? The answer to this can be easily found in the fact that art does stimulate emotions. Who doesn’t love to enter an artistic and colorful place? A workspace that is full of colorful strokes and is beautifully adorned with the artworks by Amrita Sher-Gill, Anamika V, and Hema Upadhyay is definitely an awe-inspiring space to go for. An artistic workspace is always better when compared to a lean office space. Here are some of the benefits of incorporating paintings at your workplace: Interi... Read more>>

For every parent, the first responsibility is to bring colors into the life of your kids. It is said that analyzing art sharpens the thinking ability of kids as they learn to create their own perception of the world. Bring an artwork in front of your children and ask them to interpret it in their own style. As a piece of artwork is open to many interpretations, you will be surprised by the crazy and amusing answers you would get to hear. That’s the beauty of kids, unlike adults they do not think in a restricted fashion. Take ... Read more>>

“Painting is easy when you don’t know how, but very difficult when you do” Edgar Degas The world of art was never loved by the masses. When the first artist emerged on earth (imaginatively) I believe that people were amused, somewhat impressed but not at all happy. In fact, it was not until the early 18th century, when the industrial revolution started to raise a new class of people (the middle class) in Europe and North America, that art was made available to the common people. Before that time, only the elite class... Read more>>

When an artist thinks to craft something spectacular and exquisite, the technique, color selection, themes and pattern matter. Most of the genres of art are distinguished on the basis of the mannerism in which artwork is created; not the abstract art. Abstract art is known for following no guidelines at all. In fact, an abstract artist is free to choose any subject matter, designs, color compositions and thought process. Abstraction is the process in which an artist breaks the shackles of conventional standards. Traditionally, i... Read more>>