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Enchanting Audiences with a Stroke of Watercolor: Paresh Maity

Seldom known as the ‘William Turner’ of India, Paresh Maity has gained an irreplaceable position in the Indian contemporary art scene. He holds a Fine Arts degree conferred by the Government College of Art & Craft Kolkata. He later enrolled in Delhi College of Arts for his master’s. In his four-decade-long career, Paresh Maity paintings […]

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Renowned Artist and Former Lalithakala Akademi Chairman C.L. Porinchukutty Passes Away in Dubai

Introduction C.L. Porinchukutty, the former chairman of Kerala Lalithakala Akademi, breathed his last in Dubai at 91. Born in 1932 to the Louis-Thandamma couple in Chiranellur, near Kechery in Thrissur district, Porinchukutty had a remarkable journey in the world of fine arts. Career and Achievements Porinchukutty played a pivotal role in the transformation of the

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K.S. Radhakrishnan: Sculpting Humanity or Crafting Narratives? A Retrospective at Bikaner House

Introduction K.S. Radhakrishnan’s retrospective exhibition, “On The Open Road,” at Bikaner House unfolds as a narrative of a sculptor’s journey spanning five decades. From his early encounters with the Santhal boy Musui to the recent monumental installation “The Crowd,” Radhakrishnan’s bronze figures evoke a seamless blend of strength and lightness. Exploring the Human Form Radhakrishnan’s

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Trends in Textile Design: From Prints to Flowers and Digital Evolution

What is Textile Design? The artistic and practical skill applied to textiles is referred to as textile designs. By combining components such as colour, pattern, and texture, textile designers create surfaces that are visually appealing for apparel, accessories, and home decor. Their trade combines old-world ways with contemporary technology; printing, weaving, and embroidery are common

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Arabic calligraphy: We Should Know About the Sacred Art in Islam

Calligraphy illustration is a creative initiative that engages Arabic symbols, phrases, and hues. Modern and traditional calligraphers establish their designs on the holy passages of the Quran by reflecting on the meanings included within. Additionally, the prophet Mohammed’s sayings are called “hadith,” which is true of some historical ode. Arabic calligraphy is a traditional art

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Exploring the Art of Itijame Shibori: KNMA Noida Hosts Shibori Workshop with Agrima Wadhwa

Introduction The Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA) in Noida invites art enthusiasts to delve into the world of Itijame Shibori in an engaging workshop led by the talented Agrima Wadhwa. This traditional Japanese textile art form, known for its fabric folding techniques and wood clamps for resist dyeing, promises participants a captivating journey into

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Vatican’s Forbidden Necropolis Revealed: What Secrets Lie Beneath the Via Triumphalis?

Introduction In a historic move, the Vatican has opened the gates to a previously restricted necropolis, allowing the public to explore the Via Triumphalis Necropolis—an ancient Roman burial ground beneath Vatican City. Dated between the 1st and 4th centuries CE, the necropolis unveils a tradition of marble sarcophagi, open burial graves, and Roman mosaics and

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Cimabue’s ‘Christ Mocked’ Finds Home at Louvre After Auction Drama

Introduction A remarkable turn of events has seen the Louvre triumph in acquiring Cimabue’s painting, “Christ Mocked,” three years after losing it to a rival bidder. The artwork, discovered above a kitchen stove in France, had initially been underestimated and set aside for disposal by its elderly owner. Now valued at €24 million ($26 million),

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