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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, […]
Introduction Dubai’s Pullman Hotel in Jumeirah Lakes Towers recently transformed into a mesmerising garden of artistic expression as flowers of all shapes and sizes bloomed, courtesy of an international floral art exhibition curated by Peter Gressmann. A Celebration of Floral Artistry Curated by Peter Gressmann, a long-standing German expatriate based in Dubai, this exhibition celebrated
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This Saturday the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) honoured David Fincher and Judy Baca at the 2023 Art+Film Gala. David Fincher, known for his critically acclaimed movies like “Mank,” “Se7en,” “Fight Club,” and “The Social Network,” is celebrated for his engaging storytelling and unique cinematic vision. Judy Baca, a prominent contemporary American artist,
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Art takes on many shades; sometimes it titillates the mind, and at other times it relaxes the very being of existence. Shobha Broota’s work falls under the latter. Born in 1943 into an artistic family, her passion for music knew no bounds. She directed her infatuation towards fine arts and soon enough she rose to
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Born Pierre-Maurice-Raymond Duchamp on November 5, 1876, in Danville, France, Raymond Duchamp-Villon played a crucial role in the early 20th-century development of Cubist sculpture. His unique style, which blended geometric abstraction and dynamic energy, left a lasting impression on the art world. Despite the terribly brief life Duchamp-Villon had due to sickness during World War
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Introduction In a packed room at T.J. Byrnes, an Irish pub in lower Manhattan, the enigmatic art critic Jerry Saltz took the spotlight in a conversation with writer and columnist Dean Kissick. The event was organized by the Perić Collection and marked the ninth instalment of the Seaport Talks. Diverse Crowd Gathers The back room
Is Jerry Saltz Redefining Art Criticism in the Age of Social Media? Read More »
Introduction The India Art Festival has made a triumphant return to the heart of Delhi, captivating art enthusiasts and critics alike. This year’s edition of the festival, hosted at the Constitution Club of India on Rafi Marg, boasts an impressive lineup of 400 talented artists presenting 3,500 exquisite artworks across 100 captivating booths. From November
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Famous modern artist Richard Serra is known for his enormous steel sculptures. His work frequently has large, curved forms that create a sense of disorientation for viewers. Serra’s work gradually grew larger as a result of his research of unusual materials, such as vulcanised rubber in Belts and molten lead in his Splash series. Like
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Nelly Sethna was an Indian textile designer, writer, teacher, and activist. She was indeed the ‘queen of fibre’ as she dabbled in jute, silk, sisal, cotton, wool, leather, and more. She was also proficient in several techniques. Hand-weaving and hand-knotting came easily to her. Sethna was influenced by Scandinavian modernism. This is evident in her
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The stunning representation of traditional hand needlework from several Palestinian regions is on the cover of the November 2023 issue of Vogue Arabia. The 3,000-year-old embroidery, referred to as Tatreez, has great cultural value in the area. It is also common in other Levantine nations, with each country giving the needlework patterns their own distinctive
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