On India’s highways, no two trucks look the same. Some carry portraits of gods, others display fierce animals or poetic slogans, and almost all wear their hearts on their tailgates.
The Madras Art Movement stands as one of the most significant artistic revolutions in post-independence India, yet it remains surprisingly underrecognized on the global stage. Emerging in the 1960s and flourishing through the 1980s, this movement represented a profound shift in Indian artistic expression, blending traditional South Indian aesthetic sensibilities with modernist approaches.
