Oct 26, 2018 - Dec 02, 2018
Satya Art Gallery welcomes you to an exhibition of the Art Works in the Constitution of India. Copyright remains with the Government of India. Did you know? – The Indian Constitution is the longest in the world with 448 articles…
Oct 12-14, 2018
Travel Photography Exhibition by Raj Patel at Ravishankar Raval Kala Bhavan.
Sep 06, 2018
Each photograph at ‘A Tryst with Poetry in Light’ has been shot through a 1932 vintage camera by late civil servant Pran Nath Mehra whose photographic journey started at the age of 14 when he made a dark room…
Aug 25, 2018
Experience the lives of the native communities of Kutch through Arjan Rasadiya’s lens, at his solo exhibition ‘Chabi Sanskriti Kandar’, on display till August 26. Ahmedabad-based and Amreli-born photographer Arjan Rasadiya has been fascinated by the life of tribal communities…
Meet the Ambalals as They Reminisce on Continuity and Change
Anshika Jain
Nov 1, 2017
We rendezvous with one of the foremost creative families in the city to find out what inspires a father and his sons to pursue their distinctive art and design. Mr Amit Ambalal, the patriarch of the renowned Ambalal family, is…
Fernandes Bridge – the most unique book market in Ahmedabad!
Himanshu Nainani
Jun 24, 2016
The street Fernandes Bridge connects readers with writers, students with publishers and curious beings with the age-old answers they’re looking for. The Chopda Bazaar of Fernandes Bridge is one of the oldest Book Markets in Ahmedabad that serves thousands of people…
The Fall of the Newspaper: Mrinal Pande on the Metamorphosis in Media
Himanshu Nainani
Dec 5, 2017
Veteran press personality Mrinal Pande discusses why newspapers are destined to perish at the hand of ePapers, lending insight into the challenges faced by today’s media. A person of bold beliefs can be instantly recognised by her speech and expressions.…
‘Come sit’ on these chairs designed by NID students – each is inspired by a state of India
Himanshu Nainani
Jul 19, 2018
Graduate students of NID, Ahmedabad, have made 14 chairs inspired from India’s states –the boats of Kashmir, the tigers of Kaziranga, the architecture of Rajasthan, and more. ‘Come Sit’ at this exhibition at NID, until July 22. Pravinsinh Solanki with…
