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The Inception Grant solo show, ‘We Live to Fight,‘ curated by Prima Kurien in partnership with Triveni Kala Sangam unveiled Zobayer Hossain Joati’s captivating collection. Through his powerful images, Joati skillfully redefines the narrative of martial arts in Bangladesh, forging a new chapter in its history. Each picture thoroughly discovers the deeply rooted culture of […]
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After years of study and mastery, artists can create a perfect portrayal of a body, a body in motion, or an abstract idea. The result is a lifelong quest for the peculiar ingredient that heightens the beauty of life. It is comparable to a musical note; a musician moves along with them like a river.
Jatin Das: Visual Metaphor of Motions, Poetical in Colours Read More »
Talk about a glorious purpose! The Marvel fans are ecstatic about their favorite (and relatable) anti-hero Loki Laufeyson finally finding his purpose. What happens in fantasy stays in the fantasy world. In the real world, it is extremely rare for someone to acknowledge and hand themselves over to their glorious purpose. But if you are
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Introduction After two decades of construction and an investment of one billion dollars, the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) is on the cusp of welcoming visitors. Described as the “largest museum in the world dedicated to one civilization,” the GEM is poised to become a leading hub for archaeological and historical research. Situated strategically between Cairo
How the Israel-Hamas Conflict Affected Tourism in Egypt? Read More »
Introduction In a historic art auction event, Pablo Picasso’s iconic painting, “Femme à la montre,” soared to an astounding $139.4 million at Sotheby’s New York, marking it as the second most valuable work by the renowned artist ever sold at auction. The sale of this masterpiece, which is now among the top ten works ever
Born on August 4, 1907, Altina Schinasi was a Renaissance woman who experimented with several methods of art. Her broad range of skills included activism, spectacle design, and filming. This article explores the life and accomplishments of visionary Altina Schinasi, whose work continues to have an impact on the fashion, film, and art industries. The
Altina Schinasi: The Inventor of Cat Eye Glasses. Read More »
Astrology has been viewed as a science, an art form, a form of dark magic, and a pop-culture phenomenon over the span of millennia. But since the dawn of time, people have looked to the stars and artists for inspiration. Salvador Dali was highly superstitious despite not being renowned for being a particularly spiritual person.
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Introduction Christie’s, one of the world’s leading auction houses, recently held its first evening sale in the marquee November auctions in New York. The auction, dedicated to art created in the 21st century, failed to meet its expectations, resulting in subdued results and a lack of record-breaking sales. Shortfall in Hammer Price The evening sale
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Knowledge can be gained at any age. After having a detailed study on topics there are things unknown to us. So, we at Abirpothi present before you the lesser-known facts about artists around the world. Salvador Dali “The fact that I myself, at the moment of painting, do not understand my own pictures, does not
Introduction A Russian airstrike on the Black Sea port city of Odesa has left a trail of destruction, damaging both the city’s major art institution and its vital port infrastructure. The attack, which occurred on a Sunday night, resulted in at least eight people being wounded. Artistic and Cultural Losses The Odesa Fine Arts Museum,