How Indian art teachers are different from their American counterparts?(Part 3 of 3) (Note: As I said earlier, the blogs in this series of 3 are based on my limited exposure to the world of art and interaction with teachers in the two countries. I admit these do not represent Read more…
How Indian art teachers are different from their American counterparts?(Part 2 of 3) (Note: As I said earlier, the blogs in this series of 3 are based on my limited exposure to the world of art and interaction with teachers in the two countries. I admit it does not represent Read more…
How Indian art teachers are different from American art teachers?(Part 1 of 3) (Disclaimer: This article is based on my limited exposure to the world of art and interaction with teachers in the two countries. I admit it does not represent the universe and someone else’s perspective could be far Read more…
MERITS OF BUYING ART ONLINE I this blog I wish to dispel fears about buying art on line. One big fear is ” Will the artwork in reality be as good as it looks on the website? If not, will I be saddled with something I do not like? What Read more…
Open Studios in the US I frequently visit my son in the US who with his family lives in Kensington, a hill town touching the university town of Berkeley, east of San Francisco. The area is also known as the East Bay. Here I came across the concept of Open Read more…
Indian Watercolorist Watercolor painting Cheerful paintings Mood uplifting painting Vibrant color painting Paintings on seasons Abstract garden painting Watercolor paintings online Paintings for home Paintings for office The above are key phrases for my reference. In red are the phrases shown in the blog. Welcome to my new website www.vijaykiyawat.com Read more…