Mamta Prasad explains her views on what art is.

This article is part of a series being published by Romartikaspeaks on what art is. The author of the article, Artist Ranjana Kashyap, earned recognition in the global art scene, particularly for her landscapes, monastery, and miniature paintings inspired by the Himalayas. Her diverse interests span contemporary art, madhubani, mandalas, and sketching techniques. Her works have been published internationally. Beyond exhibitions and accolades, she teaches art to children and w

Artist Nisha Sapre writes about what art means.

Artist and thinker Filomina Pawer writes about her views in what Art means in today's world.

Is shock element cliché in ttoday's art world ? Does Banana with duct tape by Maurizio Catalani make any sense?

Is AI able to replace human artists? The images generated by AI qualify for Art or not?

Every artist had always been haunted by the urge to depict reality. At times subjective reality and at times objective reality....

Significance of affordable art for society.

It is about the mysterious disappearance of artist Basanta Jana who worked closely with Jamini Roy for almost two decades.

Hyper realism in painting and sculpture is in. But is it art?

We in Romartika have felt since long that in India, there is no dearth of highly talented and skilled artists but the insight of the...