Quiet Art Movement is where art breathes. We give artists time, care, and freedom – a garden for work to grow deep roots. We’re here to widen what art can mean – quieter, slower, more human.
Quiet Art Movement is where art breathes. We give artists time, care, and freedom – a garden for work to grow deep roots. We’re here to widen what art can mean – quieter, slower, more human.
Quiet Art Movement is where art breathes. We give artists time, care, and freedom – a garden for work to grow deep roots. We’re here to widen what art can mean – quieter, slower, more human.
Artists
Varnita Sethi
Satyaranjan Das
Anshu Singh
Dayananda Nagaraju
Skarma Sonam Tashi
Ayan Biswas
Anup Let
Oliva Saha
Tapan Moharana
Sreeju Radhakrishnan
Abin Sreedharan
Pankaj Vishwakarma
Gopa Roy
Nabanita Guha
Manjit Gogoi
Artists
Varnita Sethi
Satyaranjan Das
Anshu Singh
Dayananda Nagaraju
Skarma Sonam Tashi
Ayan Biswas
Anup Let
Oliva Saha
Tapan Moharana
Sreeju Radhakrishnan
Abin Sreedharan
Pankaj Vishwakarma
Gopa Roy
Nabanita Guha
Manjit Gogoi
Artists
Varnita Sethi
Satyaranjan Das
Anshu Singh
Dayananda Nagaraju
Skarma Sonam Tashi
Ayan Biswas
Anup Let
Oliva Saha
Tapan Moharana
Sreeju Radhakrishnan
Abin Sreedharan
Pankaj Vishwakarma
Gopa Roy
Nabanita Guha
Manjit Gogoi
Anshu Singh
B.
1989
New Delhi
Her practice is conceptually navigating the boundaries of artistic practice and artisanship, working in the favour of the authorship of the artisan politically, specially women and Muslims who make up the majority of the workforce. Describing herself as a ‘Hathkargah’ or someone who weaves by hand using a handloom she is self aware of her position and materiality.
Anshu Singh
B.
1989
New Delhi
Her practice is conceptually navigating the boundaries of artistic practice and artisanship, working in the favour of the authorship of the artisan politically, specially women and Muslims who make up the majority of the workforce. Describing herself as a ‘Hathkargah’ or someone who weaves by hand using a handloom she is self aware of her position and materiality.
Anshu Singh
B.
1989
New Delhi
Her practice is conceptually navigating the boundaries of artistic practice and artisanship, working in the favour of the authorship of the artisan politically, specially women and Muslims who make up the majority of the workforce. Describing herself as a ‘Hathkargah’ or someone who weaves by hand using a handloom she is self aware of her position and materiality.
Daily Life Tools 4 (Set of 6)
2022
Beads Embroidery on paper
15.75 x 11.81 inches (each)
Daily Life Tools 4 (Set of 6)
2022
Beads Embroidery on paper
15.75 x 11.81 inches (each)
Daily Life Tools 4 (Set of 6)
2022
Beads Embroidery on paper
15.75 x 11.81 inches (each)
A space for art, reflection,
and quiet creation.
write to us at movement@quietart.com
A space for art, reflection,
and quiet creation.
write to us at movement@quietart.com
A space for art, reflection,
and quiet creation.
write to us at movement@quietart.com