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Introduction In a recent interview with the Abir Pothi’s team, Siraj Saxena revealed his stance on identity in the art world. Signing a masterpiece is often the ultimate mark of identity in the art world, a claim on the legacy of an artist. However, artist with an eccentric bent of mind, in this case Siraj […]
What’s the Lifespan of an Art? Siraj Saxena Explains Read More »
Auction Rescheduled Following Postponement Due to Bankruptcy Filing We suppose you should take this with a grain of salt, but the artwork collection stubbornly attributed to late King of Pop Michael Jackson is going back up for auction following its delay from August 3. The auction, presided over by King Auctions and held up after
Globalisation and Urban Vertical Gardens In an era where urbanization is rapidly increasing, urban vertical gardens are becoming a popular solution for creating green spaces in limited areas. These innovative gardens utilize vertical space to grow plants, making them ideal for urban environments where traditional gardening may be impractical. In addition, the agricultural sector is
The Need for Urban Vertical Gardens in Space Saving Architecture Read More »
Revolutionising Space with Modular Architecture Modular architecture is transforming the way we think about building spaces, from homes to offices. This innovative approach involves creating structures from pre-fabricated modules, allowing for rapid construction and flexibility. Let’s dive into the diverse world of modular architecture. We’ll talk about its applications in housing and office spaces, and
Can Modular Architecture Solve Urban Housing Problems? Read More »
Introduction In a recent conversation with Mumbai-based artist Deepika Sakhat and Abir Pothi’s editor Iftikar Ahmed, explored the topic, “Why We Fear Using the Word Artist.” During our virtual meet, Deepika revealed something unexpected for someone living in one of India’s busiest cities. The fast-paced life of Mumbai proved to be overwhelming for her. The
“I Don’t Need That Much”: Deepika Rejects the City Life Read More »
KG Subramanyan’s ‘The Last Decade’ Vadehra Art Gallery presents a solo exhibition of the renowned artist K.G. Subramanyan, titled ‘The Last Decade.’ Curated by Professor R. Siva Kumar, the exhibition will be on view from 20 September to 9 October 2024. The preview is set for 20th September (12 PM to 6 PM). This exhibition
Vadehra Art Gallery Presents KG Subramanyan’s Late Style in ‘The Last Decade’ Read More »
Unlocking India’s Gaming Potential: Challenges and Opportunities for Developers With changing times and economies, we have experienced a vast surge in the Indian video-gaming industry, the surge however has been one-sided with many Indians playing video games and less on the Indians developing games. India is still in its nascent stages when it comes to
Indians Play Games But Don’t Make It! Read More »
Bali’s Teak Furniture: A Timeless Blend of Durability, Craftsmanship, and Sustainability Indonesia; Bali — Teak wood, truly a product of wonders ever built Bali — the charismatic lands of extraordinary beauty and rich cultures; is not just a tourist paradise but has been titled as one of the chief producers for fine teak furniture worldwide.
At present, the world is enthralled with art in general. Whether it is looking at the bewitching ‘Mona Lisa’ or appreciating the beauty of GTA VI, art envelops us. History has come a long way and taught us the myriad art movements. But how did the early man express himself? What kind of art did
11 World Famous Cave Paintings in India That Must Be On Your Travel Itinerary Read More »
Theodore Chasseriau: Precursor of Modern Art in France On Sept. 20, 1819, Theodore Chassériau is born and became central to the history of French art in the mid-19th century. As an accomplished painter and draftsman, Chassériau created Neoclassical examples that exemplify the art of grace while eschewing the Romantic gusto he would see take over
Born Today: Theodore Chassériau, the Artist Who Bridged Neoclassicism and Romanticism Read More »