Creativity and Diversity Abhivyakti, a group painting exhibition was held in New Delhi. The Lalit Kala Akademi in New Delhi hosted Abhivyakti, a group exhibition of paintings which began on January 4, 2026. The show brought together diverse artistic voices from across India. The exhibition offered the visitors a rich experience with contemporary creativity and cultural dialogue. https://www.artsoullifemagazine.com/creativity-and-diversity

Jeez! The Naughty Boxer It happened a few years ago, during the festive season.As part of our holiday traditions, I lovingly set up the nativity scene in our home. The delicate arrangement included Mary, Joseph, the infant Jesus, a few shepherds, and lambs. Each small statue held sentimental value, representing the heart of the christmas story. https://www.buddylifemagazine.com/jeez-the-naughty-boxer

The tale of tails Dogs have been wagging their way into human hearts for millennia, but few of us stop to consider the appendage that does most of the wagging. The tail: that furry semaphore, that emotional exclamation mark, that misunderstood metronome of canine life. From myths and folklore to modern science, the curvature and wagging patterns of a dog’s tail have inspired beliefs, anecdotes, and more than a few chuckles. Let’s unravel this tale of tails. https://www.buddylifemagazine.com/the-tale-of-tails

Where Art Meets Architecture: The Rise of Digital Mosaics in Interior Design Mosaics have existed for centuries, but their role in interior design has evolved significantly in recent years. Traditional mosaics relied on handcrafted techniques and classical patterns, serving primarily as decorative elements. Today, digital innovation has transformed mosaics into a modern design language that connects artistic expression with architectural structure. https://www.artsoullifemagazine.com/where-art-meets-architecture-the-rise-of-digital-mosaics-in-interior-design

Mark Tully 1935–2026 - Buddylifemagazine The world of journalism has lost one of its most respected and empathetic voices. Mark Tully, the legendary journalist, author, and former BBC India correspondent, passed away on 25th January 2026, leaving behind a legacy that shaped generations of readers, listeners, and thinkers. t Buddy Life Magazine, his passing feels deeply personal. In October 2016, we had the honour of featuring Mark Tully on our cover, celebrating not only his extraordinary journalistic journey but also a side of him that many cherished quietly — his deep love for dogs. https://www.buddylifemagazine.com/mark-tully-1935-2026

Reflections Of Bengal In Solvyn’s Etchings What a difference good governance can make— this might well be one of the takeaways from the recently concluded exhibition, People of Bengal: Coloured, Etchings by Frans Balthazar Solvyns, held at the Alipore Jail Museum. While contemporary Indians often view the West as the epitome of opportunity, it was back in 1791 that the Flemish fine artist Balthazar, also known as Baltazard Solvyns, arrived in Calcutta—then under British rule—from Antwerp, Belgium. https://www.artsoullifemagazine.com/reflections-of-bengal-in-solvyns-etchings

Wellness Partners For Gen Z Life today is significantly different for many in the younger demography as compared to what their parents and grandparents experienced. Technology is everywhere, connecting our work, social lives and even the simplest daily activities, all through the screens. The pandemic has only catalyzed this process. https://www.buddylifemagazine.com/wellness-partners-for-gen-z

Where Divinity Meets Design: Symmentry Of Form And Myth In the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary Indian art, Bolgum Sai Aditya stands out for his seamless blending of mythological imagination with architectural precision and playful design. Born in Hyderabad in 1996, Aditya is an artist, architect, and product designer whose multidisciplinary education shapes the language of his art. A graduate in Architecture and a Master’s in Furniture and Interior Design from the National Institute of Design. https://www.artsoullifemagazine.com/where-divinity-meets-design-symmentry-of-form-and-myth

Food To Deal With Zoomies Snoozes Feeding your dog is not just about scooping kibble in a bowl and calling it a day. If you want your furry bestie to stick around for the long haul—chasing tennis balls, giving sloppy kisses, living their best life—you gotta pay attention to what is going in that bowl. Just like people, dogs don’t want to eat the same thing (or need the same stuff) when they are babies, grown-ups or raising their old-man eyebrows. https://www.buddylifemagazine.com/food-to-deal-with-zoomies-snoozes #pets #magazine #dogs #news #india #noida

The Golu Festival In the heart of South India, as the monsoon retreats and the air begins to hum with festivity, homes transform into miniature museums of myth and memory. The Golu festival—celebrated during Navaratri—is not merely a display of dolls; it is a living archive of culture, devotion, and storytelling. Golu (or Kolu) involves the artistic arrangement of figurines on stepped platforms, traditionally in odd numbers—three, five, seven, or nine. These steps become stages for divine dramas, historical retellings, and whimsical scenes from everyday life. https://www.artsoullifemagazine.com/the-golu-festival

Paws Of Fame For over a century, Indian cinema has celebrated love, revenge, heroism and sacrifice—but some of its most loyal, expressive and unforgettable performers have been those who never spoke a single line: dogs. From faithful companions of heroes to stars with their own fan clubs, dogs have carved out a special corner in the heart of Indian film history. https://www.buddylifemagazine.com/paws-of-fame

Bold New Voices and Icons In 2025, the Baltimore Museum of Art (BMA) unveiled one of its most ambitious acquisition portfolios yet, adding nearly 250 works that dramatically enrich the museum’s encyclopaedic collection and expand its global narrative of art history. These additions—from masterworks linked to iconic figures like Henri Matisse to powerful contemporary pieces such as Kiyan Williams’ Statue of Freedom and historically significant Senegalese tapestries—underscore the institution’s commitment to diversity, cross-cultural dialogue, and artistic innovation. https://www.artsoullifemagazine.com/bold-new-voices-and-icons #art #painting #news #india