Madhuri Kathe's unique artistic language intertwines delicate layers, and intricate textures, resulting in visually arresting artworks that evoke a sense of mystery. In this video, KYNKYNY founder Vivek Radhakrishnan delves into the abstract works of Madhuri Kathe. KYNKYNY Art Gallery 104 Embassy Square 148 Infantry Road Bangalore 560001 91 63665 59090 Exhibition on view till August 12th Gallery timings: Mon - Sat, 11am - 6pm . . . #kynkyny #kynkynyart #art #contemporaryart #indianart #indiancon

“[Huma’s] artistic language is unmistakable. She has developed figurative works that feel as if they speak to antiquity and the current day all at the same time.” – Nicholas Baume, Artistic & Executive Director Explore Huma Bhabha’s “Before The End” at @brooklynbridgepark’s Pier 3 Greenway Terrace! Four impressive large-scale bronze sculptures set against the park’s lush landscape. Don’t miss out! 💀 Video by @sandenwolff #HumaBhabha | Public Art Fund

Jamini Roy’s artistic language stands apart for its innovation and the importance it accorded to Indian artistic traditions. To find his own style, the artist experimented with material, medium and imagery along with visual language. While he is most known for his work with tempera made from local pigments, binder, and water, Roy also worked with gouache, ink, watercolour, and oil. A work on paper, made with pen and ink, by the artist goes up for sale in tomorrow’s Absolute Tuesdays auction. Vis