KKoria

When I think about my father, Kamal Koria, I see more than just an artist. I see a storyteller, a dreamer, and a man deeply connected to the roots of Indian culture. Growing up watching him paint, I learned that every brushstroke carries a story, every color holds a memory, and every canvas is a window into a world that blends tradition with modernity. Today, I want to share with you the journey of his art - a journey that is as vibrant and soulful as the man himself. Discove

Me and Dad talking AI in the park. The world of art is buzzing with talk about Artificial Intelligence, and honestly, it's a topic that...

The Unspoken Stories: Exploring the Faces in Kamal Koria's Art Step into Kamal Koria's vibrant art world, and you'll quickly spot a...

Indian weddings are a colorful spectacle filled with deep-rooted traditions and joyous celebrations. At the heart of these events,...

In India, the cow is more than an animal—it’s a cultural and spiritual icon. Today’s artists are giving it a modern twist, moving beyond...

Blue Window - Acrylic on canvas The life of farming often remains hidden behind the hustle and bustle of my normal city life . I still...

The 28th of October was filled with delight as both myself (Kranti) and my father Kamal were invited to the House of lords by Baroness...

This is a blog about the depiction of Buddha in art.

Indian weddings are renowned for their intimate ceremonial traditions, which mark the lifelong promises and symbolic union of two...

Midlands based artist who migrated to UK in 70's brings his creative journey to life in an exhibition of work at the Leicester Museum.

Watching my dad explore art without the pressure of earning is a pleasure. In retirement learn how he

I grew up around an artist that always taught me to be humble, to not be afraid to watch and learn from others. Being creative doesn't...

Arthouse movies from India have inspired many, including Artist Kamal Koria. Manthan is an inspiration that keeps offering.

My dad owns a small mountain of sketchbooks, each one containing drawings, poetry and the occasional phone number scribbled in a corner....

When I came to the UK from India in 1977 I had £20 of borrowed money but a suitcase full of dreams. Those dreams manifesting as...

Exhibitions take a lot of planning. This is something my daughter Khyati is managing my next exhibition. Learn about this journey here.

Kamal and his family lived in Belgrave, the golden mile. Here is my story.

Story of the Gray lady painting. In 2015 we received an inquiry via the website. My website had been lie for a few years but the content...

In the 80's the Bhangra scene was just starting. I lived in Leicester with my young family and was working on a series of greeting cards...

Indian wedding invitations 1989 onward Designing wedding cards for the British Asian community became my expertise for over 10 years....