Lippan Art is one of India’s most captivating folk art forms—crafted from mud and mirrors, deeply rooted in rural Gujarat’s traditions. These artworks don’t just
Kalamkari painting is one of India’s most intricate and soulful art forms—handcrafted on fabric using natural dyes and rooted deeply in mythology, culture, and tradition.
Are you fascinated by the intricate patterns and spiritual depth of mandala art? Do you want to experience a unique blend of tradition, mindfulness, and
In today’s fast-paced world, attention is fleeting. However, every exhibit at The Haat of Art invites you to connect with stories told through brushstrokes, colors,
Art isn’t just what we see—it’s what we feel. In the world of textured art, that feeling is literal. From thick brushstrokes that rise off
Indian art paintings have always been more than just brushstrokes on a canvas. They are windows into centuries of tradition, stories of gods and goddesses,
The fourth edition of The Haat of Art 2025 brought new energy to Delhi from July 25 to 27, transforming Pragati Maidan into a vibrant
As India’s art scene rapidly evolves, a powerful new wave of creators is emerging — bold, original, and deeply rooted in both tradition and innovation.
A creative revolution in Indian art is here — bold, vibrant, and impossible to overlook. All across India, a new generation of visionary artists is
India’s art landscape is undergoing a dynamic shift. At the forefront of this transformation is a new wave of bold, inventive, and socially aware talents.
Emerging Indian artists reflecting social themes are reshaping the contemporary art scene with fresh perspectives and bold creativity. In July 2025, Delhi will host a
India’s vibrant art scene is alive with new perspectives, bold storytelling, and inventive mediums. In 2025, a wave of creative voices from India is emerging
