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NGMA’s Fourth Branch to Open in Bhubaneshwar, Union Minister Confirms

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NGMA Takes Over Bhubaneshwar The Central government has decided to establish a branch of the National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) in Bhubaneswar. Bhubaneswar MP Aparajita Sarangi recently presented a memorandum to Union Culture and Tourism Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat in New Delhi regarding this matter. Sarangi shared this information in a post on X […]

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Pavan Bharadwaj’s Innovative and Sustainable Design Narratives 

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Pavan Bharadwaj is a visionary designer whose work transcends traditional boundaries, bringing together innovation, sustainability, and profound social consciousness. Trained at the prestigious National Institute of Design (NID) in Ahmedabad, with a robust foundation in Architecture and Furniture Design, Pavan is a distinguished voice in contemporary design, particularly in creating solutions that address critical social

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Far-Right Member Nikos Papadopoulos Vandalises Paintings With “Sacrilegious Imagery”

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Nikos Papadopoulos Detained and Released Athen’s National Gallery (Alexander Soutsos Museum) saw an incident where a far-right member of the Niki party, Nikos Papadopoulos was arrested. Greek authorities detained him after he vandalised artworks at the gallery. As reported by Ekathimerini, he had been released on March 10. The gallery remains closed for the time

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Breaking Design Boundaries Urban Artisans Collaborative’s Druhan Chhugani & Amrit Nagpal

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Architects Druhan Chhugani and Amrit Nagpal are rewriting the rules of furniture design in Mumbai, where traditional craftsmanship merges seamlessly with contemporary aesthetics. Their venture, Urban Artisans Collaborative (UAC), represents a bold intersection of architectural precision and artisanal mastery, bringing fresh perspectives to India’s furniture landscape. Chhugani’s journey began unusually early – as a child,

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Pakistani Architect Yasmeen Lari Turns Down Israeli Art Award Over Gaza Genocide

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Yasmeen Lari Turns Down Wolf Prize RIBA Gold Medalist Yasmeen Lari has turned down the 2025 Wolf Prize, awarded by the Israel-based not-for-profit Wolf Foundation, citing the ongoing conflict in Gaza as her reason for doing so. The Foundation is yet to comment on Lari’s decision. The Wolf Prize is a worldwide accolade presented in

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Indic Wisdom and Culture in Pramana Design 

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In the dynamic world of contemporary design, Pramana Design emerges as a visionary brand that translates ancient Indian philosophical wisdom into cutting-edge architectural and design solutions. Founded by architects Darshit Tejani and Bhakti Tejani, the studio is redefining design through a unique lens of cultural understanding and meticulous craftsmanship. The brand’s name, ‘Pramana‘, derives from

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Amrita Nambiar redefine light as a medium of expression

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Amrita Nambiar is a visionary contemporary artist and designer based in Bangalore, India, and the founder of Olie, an experimental lighting studio she established in 2019. A graduate of Chitrakala Parishath with a Bachelor’s in Fine Arts, Amrita blends artistry with innovation, creating sculptural works that explore the profound interplay of light, shadow, and emotion.

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Pro-Palestine Graffiti on the Walls of Jadavpur University, FIR registered for the Rebellious Art

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Graffiti proclaiming ‘Azad Kashmir’ and ‘Free Palestine’ on the walls of a University in West Bengal, noticed by authorities. Street art and graffiti became popular in India after the 1980s, largely influenced by the West, the other side of the world. Although in the beginning these forms were focused on political agendas, later they gained

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