Two slideshows of Nirdoshi’s spontaneous sketches

Drawings by Atit from a journey to Egypt and America in the late 70’s

A painted sculpture by Sandhano

Exhibition of Veeno’s mandalas in the Swiss mountains (15 November 2024 – 25 June 2025), special preview for our readers

Vibusha shows her recent watercolours in a group exhibition in Conches near Geneva, Switzerland, 2-17 November 2024 (with a preview for Osho News readers)

In this video, Rashid answers a set of questions about his art and in particular his paintings which were recently exhibited in a London gallery

A virtual exhibition of Vikrant Sentis’ artwork

As part of the 50th Anniversary of Artspan’s citywide open studios, Premdharma will open his to the public on October 5-6, 2024, showing some new abstract collages and drawings

Drawn In, an exhibition of paintings by Rashid at the Gallery Different in London (2-5 October 2024). Foreword to the catalogue by Paula Marvelly

Shivananda’s most recent paintings in our online art gallery

A slide show of photos of Atit Maria’s terracotta sculptures, with a personal letter

14 Variations by Siddho Varza on a Theme by Paul Cézanne, with an essay titled, Painting and Happiness

Paintings by Nataraj (Angelo Saka)

A selection of paintings by Ailon Freedman in our online art gallery

New artwork by Sudas (browse slideshow on fullscreen)

Artwork by Nirvi Bennich from the Jutlandic countryside

Two slideshows of Shivananda’s most recent paintings (best if viewed fullscreen)

Kul Bhushan traces the journey of his niece, Ruby Bajaj, and her daughter, Deeksha, both exhibiting at the India Art Festival at the Constitution Club in New Delhi.

Premdharma Gartlgruber’s exhibition in our virtual art gallery.

Artwork by Dutch painter Sharan Zwitser.

A first selection from Sudas’ artwork.

An online exhibition of Atit Maria’s paintings.

Black and white drawings by Jalada.

Creativity by Antar Marc.

A selection of drawings by Ateet.

An exhibition of mandalas by Veeno in Langenbruck, Basel Land, Switzerland.

A calming mix of art and music for meditation, relaxation, and contemplation – Deva Padma and Deuter.

Pencil drawings by Jalada.

Paintings and drawings by Madhuri; “Dancing is perhaps the most direct and total way to be alive.”

Avinasho presents her new Wimmelbilder.*

15 Watercolor paintings by Prartho (all available as prints) and their story.

Handsome felt-art paintings by Supriya.

Artwork by Avinasho.

Several drawings by Sangeet dedicated to Osho’s Enlightenment Day.

Sangeet exhibits a series of quick sketches he made in India and Nepal.

Madhuri’s creativity unfolds with fun!

An online exhibition of Rani B. Knobel’s latest pieces.

An online retrospective of Amiten’s paintings.

Artwork by Charya.

Artwork by Scottish artist Keli.

New artwork by Anil Saraswati.

Kusum’s illustrations for haikus written by her father, Jan Guichelaar.

Self-portraits as objective art by Rashid.

A viewing of Sandhya’s exquisite appliqué mandalas.

A selection from Madhuri’s huge collection of cat paintings.

Siddhena remembers the building of the swimming pool at the Resort.

Spacey animations by Anil Saraswati.

A wonderful collection of bags made by Sandhya.

Collage art and music video by Kirti.

A selection of digital mandalas by Satyaprem.

Roshani, unexpectedly, in our online art gallery!

Musician and singer Tanmayo discovered another outlet for her creativity: digital art (video).

Rajendra talks to Punya about his mobile sculptures that were shown in Corfu Buddha Hall a short while ago.

Mandalas by Adina.

Anado shows us around his beautifully decorated home, the House of the Frogs, in Mexico.

New artwork by Siddhena and a piece of writing on creativity, on the intuitive back-and-forth flow between action and response.

Tatini shows her landscape paintings in our virtual Art Gallery.

Padma’s long-anticipated collection of Buddha images shown in a video, to the alluring music of Chaitanya Deuter.

A slideshow of Rani’s new creations.

Anand Kul Bhushan selected several paintings from Pratiksha Apurv’s recently published coffee table book, ‘The Mystic and her Colours’ – and commented on them.