Tab: IHC Journals

The journal was co produced with Pro Helvetia, the Swiss Arts Council and had article by 22 eminent personalities from India and Switzerland covering the dynamic area of New Media Art.

Discussing, the ephemeral world of abhyas or constant practice the journal revealed how this process centers and roots the self.

The journal captured a multivocal –resonance which summed up the spirit of contemporary India.

The journal took examples from miniature painting, manuscripts, folk art psychology dance and yoga.

The journal explored the multiplicity that was prevailing in the country with India increasingly capturing the imagination of the world.

Through epitomizing the intermingling between art, architecture and design, the principles of understanding art were defined.

Devoted exclusively to photography, the journal explored the medium from different perspectives and trajectories.

‘Internationalism, Cosmopolitanism and Globalisation’ targeted the inbuilt capacity of aesthetic values to be shared by human beings independently from ethnic identies, ethical and religious conditionings.

The first issue of the Visual Arts Gallery Annual Arts Journal included encouraged different ‘ways of seeing’ due to the hesitation that people felt at entering the esoteric world of art.

The concerns for sustainable environment are becoming more and more pressing with
pollution levels reaching inhabitable proportions, particularly in the glorious city of Delhi.