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18/03/2025

15/03/2025

Arts of Amaltas Studio & Gallery with AboutHer by Sangeeta Relan welcome our eminent guest speaker
Manu Mansheet Rai at VAMA : A Celebration of Womanhood on 22nd March 2025

Manu Mansheet Rai
Space Design, Interior Styling, Visual Merchandiser, Professor


Manu started his career in Design with the challenging field of visual merchandising. Moving on from his MBA and business back-ground he pioneered Store Design and academia interior styling for top Indian and international Brands including Taj Khazanas, Godrej Interio, IKEA and Tata Westside . Having established his position at the top of his profession , Manu took over the VM and furniture styling for Alsorg/Wriver pathbreaking furniture brands.

Manu’s skills have contributed to nourishing young design talent with his visiting Professorship at NIFT,PAF,AIMA,Bimtech, DU etc

Also a prominent jury member Manu has carved a niche which redefined the world of Experience Design and merchandising.

26/02/2025

Basant Bahar Collection of Paintings:Mughal Floral Designs – South Asian art has always been full of floral images, but this reached its zenith in the Mughal empire. During the 330 years that the dynasty ruled, most magnificent art, architecture, and craft that the world has seen were produced, and much imagery used was from flora, particularly in the reigns of Jahāngīr and Shah Jahan. However, Bābur, Humayun, and Akbar are all recorded as profoundly interested in gardens and flowers. One of Babur’s first actions in India was to make a garden, the Charbagh.

The popularity of floral motifs in Mughal art was because traditionally, living creatures and humans were not supposed to be depicted in Islamic art. Therefore, the plant kingdom provided subjects that were non-controversial and capable of stylization.

26/02/2025

Basant Bahar Collection : Mughal Floral Designs – South Asian art has always been full of floral images, but this reached its zenith in the Mughal empire. During the 330 years that the dynasty ruled, most magnificent art, architecture, and craft that the world has seen were produced, and much imagery used was from flora, particularly in the reigns of Jahāngīr and Shah Jahan. However, Bābur, Humayun, and Akbar are all recorded as profoundly interested in gardens and flowers. One of Babur’s first actions in India was to make a garden, the Charbagh.

The popularity of floral motifs in Mughal art was because traditionally, living creatures and humans were not supposed to be depicted in Islamic art. Therefore, the plant kingdom provided subjects that were non-controversial and capable of stylization.

20/01/2025

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12/01/2025

Let the show begin!!”
The Art of India-2025,” an initiative by The Times of India, curated by Dr. Alka Pande in collaboration with Art Magnum at the India Habitat Centre. The show is on view till 19th January.
“The Art of India, under the aegis of the Times of India, has emerged as a dynamic platform that celebrates the essence of Indian Art and the richness of our cultural tapestry.
Alongside 200 remarkable works in the spotlight are 3 works from the Arts of Amaltas collection..