Contemporary folk art

India has a rich tradition of folk art, as seen in the gond painting exhibition in this Bengaluru gallery. The founders help bridge the urban-rural art gap through art sales, workshops, and custom-design projects.

I am SCD Balaji and am the Founder of Atma Studios, a full-services branding studio from India which practices Artistic Branding. We believe branding is more of an art than a skill and our works reflect us better than words. Atma Studios is into Branding, Merchandising and it’s a full-fledged illustration house as well. I head the Creative direction part of the projects and add value to the execution. One of my ventures which are very close to my heart is Quirky Invites. True to the name, I…

Trinx Emerado " Folk Art Fun I " by Regina Moore Print on Canvas | Wayfair

Teaching students about contemporary folk art can be both fun and exciting. It’s a concept that carries deep historical meaning and can often be used to help students tap into their own artistic creativity. In this art lesson, my students learned about a contemporary artist and how to draw landsca

Vivek Kumavat | Dancing Nandi | Acrylic on canvas | 36 x 48 inches

RR "Fishboy" Clark uses recycled wood and housepaint in addition to acrylics to create contemporary folk art featuring quirky animal-human hybrids and unexpected landscapes. His work is childlike, sophisticated, folkart-y and thoroughly modern all at the same time.

Baul is not just one of the many things unique to Bengal. This wandering music cult has a special place in the history of world music. The word "Baul" has its etymological origin in the Sanskrit words "Vatula" (madcap), or "Vyakula" (restless) and used for someone who is "possessed" or "crazy".Originally, the - FOLK SINGER

Dayanand Kamakar, one of our emerging artists, is making a significant mark with his vibrant artistry. His recent works vividly depict our society, interpreting everyday themes through a unique artistic lens. With an attractive composition, a distinctive color palette, and meaningful use of lines, Kamakar's art takes inspiration from folk motifs, giving life to captivating narratives. Discover his compelling paintings on Mojarto and explore the world of Mask Makers.

watercolour and 24ct gold leaf on paper framed size 43 x 43cm artwork size 24 x 24cm