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Modernity in Indian Art by Harsha V. Dehejia
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|Jun 2025
"Modernity in Indian Art" by Harsha V. Dehejia takes us on a thoughtful journey through the world of modern Indian painting.
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The book shows how Indian artists have moved away from traditional themes of beauty, harmony, and spirituality to explore more emotional and sometimes painful topics like sadness, confusion, and despair. Dehejia explains that modern art reflects the changes in society such as colonial rule, economic challenges, and the rise of individualism—and how these changes have shaped the emotions and experiences of people. He argues that despair, which was not part of classical Indian art, now plays an important role in understanding today’s artistic expressions. Dehejia brings a philosophical point of view to the discussion, suggesting that despair in modern art is not just a per
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