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Architect Ashish Advocates for Art Integration: Inspiring Design Through Dialogue and Travel (Part-3)

Welcome to Samvaad, where art meets conversation, and inspiration knows no bounds. Here we engage in insightful conversations with eminent personalities from the art fraternity. Through Samvaad, Abir Pothi aims to create a platform for thought-provoking discussions, providing readers with an exclusive glimpse into the creative processes, inspirations, and experiences of these creative individuals. From

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Preserving A Timeless Culture: Revi Karunakaran Memorial Museum

The world knows the prestige of New York’s  Metropolitan Museum of Art or Washington’s Bellevue Arts Museum. But what about India? India does indeed have numerous renowned museums. Take for example Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, whose founder Kiran Nadar won the Legion of Honour. There exist several museums in India which demand the same

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Billionaire Art Dealer Guy Wildenstein Found Guilty of Tax Fraud

Introduction In a dramatic conclusion to a protracted legal saga, Guy Wildenstein, the billionaire gallerist and head of one of France’s most prominent art-dealing families, has been convicted of tax fraud. The verdict, delivered by the Paris appeals court, marks the culmination of years of accusations and investigations into Wildenstein’s alleged efforts to conceal valuable

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Legal Battles Emerge Over Kahlo’s Image: Frida Kahlo Corporation Cracks Down on Unauthorised Merchandise

Introduction In the world of art and commerce, few figures loom as large as Frida Kahlo. Her iconic self-portraits, rich in symbolism and emotion, have made her image a staple in popular culture. However, behind the cultural ubiquity lies a complex web of legal battles and disputes over the rights to Kahlo’s likeness and legacy.

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Only ‘Maharatnas’ Here: Art Schools in India on Every Aspiring Art Student’s List

With the board exams around the corner, the students are shaking in their boots, anticipating their next steps. If you are one such reader then this article is for you. Today we talk about some of the most prestigious art schools in India, where every aspiring artist wishes to study. These universities and colleges are

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Going Back To Black Art

While most associate the colour black with mourning, death, and sadness, it also connotes wealth, power, and restraint. It was the first ink colour used in prehistoric times, engendering the first-ever black art. It was also the top choice of printers since its invention. Hence you may say that the color engendered art and literature.

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11 of the Most Shocking Instances of Tourists Damaging Artworks Because of a SELFIE!

Introduction Tourists have a bad reputation throughout the world, and many times it is not without a reason. Some are mean, insensitive, and downright dumb. They have caused a lot of damage to precious art pieces being disrespectful, drunk, and careless. One such act has been the destruction of artefacts and/or art has been the

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