Painting

Bhavm specialises in painting on bamboo surfaces, painting on terracotta tiles and jewelry, sarees, dupattas and even cotton indoor chappals. And all this work has a very special social impact as well

"Painting takes me to another world where I am as free as a bird,” says Judhaiya Baiga. She says this is her way of putting her village on the global map and keeping her traditions alive.

Using organic monochrome dyes, the Kerala artist creates stunning paintings on dried leaves that would otherwise go into trash! #IncredibleIndia #Rare

Every home on the street segregates its waste. While their wet waste is processed into compost every quarter, plastic waste is collected and recycled.

“For far too long in Indian art, women have been depicted as goddesses or subordinates. In my artwork, I try to portray women as I see them around me," says the last of Kolkata's Patua painters.

Via her initiative, Rouble aims to improve the living conditions of those living in slums.

Sometimes, artists need to get away from the bustle of city life to hone their craft– this is where art residencies come in!

His paintings are vibrant in their colours and delve into the mystery of nature, influenced strongly by Madhubani art.

Here are beautiful pictures, that bring out the heart and soul of Mumbai.

Artists have been overlooked for too long. They are now being given platforms to have their art recognised by the world!