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Frank Lloyd: Revolutionizing American Architecture Since 1867.

Abhishek Dixit “I don’t create a fantasy world; I create a reality of fantasy.” Frank Lloyd Wright revolutionized American architecture throughout his impressive seven-decade-long career. An abundantly creative master of American architecture who was also a writer was born on June 8, 1867, in Wisconsin. The residential design in the United States during the 20th […]

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Climate Change Protesters Gather Outside MoMA Party, Demanding Museum Remove Board Chair

Pratiksha Shome Climate activists erected flags, banners, and a tiny oil rig outside the Museum of Modern Art on Thursday evening during its annual Party in the Garden, a significant fundraiser for the institution, as the sky over Manhattan turned a murky yellow from smoke brought down from Canadian wildfires. In order to get MoMA

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In Response to a Museum’s “Afrocentric” Egyptian Exhibition, Egypt Prohibits Dutch Archaeologists from Working on Excavations.

Pratiksha Shome Egyptian officials disallowed archaeologists from the Leiden National Museum of Antiquities from doing further excavations in the Saqqara necropolis after they offended them with their portrayal of ancient Egypt in the exhibition “Kemet: Egypt in Hip Hop, Jazz, Soul & Funk.” According to a leaked email from the chief of the Egyptian Antiquities

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The Hidden Metaphors in the 17th Century Krishna Leela Painting from Nepal

Kritika Verma This was my first official internship in a different country, Nepal, at the Patan Museum, Lalitpur, Nepal. The Patan Museum was inaugurated in 1997 by his Late Majesty Bir Bikram Shah. The museum quadrangle, known as Keshav Chowk, takes its name from the temple in the centre of the central courtyard and is

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This Tiny-Brained Human Species May Have Buried Their Dead, Regulated Fire, and Created Art.

Pratiksha Shome The size of the human brain has increased thrice throughout the millions of years that it has been evolving, and behaviour has become exponentially more complex. Simple stone tools were all that the early, small-brained hominins (human family members) could produce. Later, more intelligent ancestors created more advanced tools and established more sophisticated

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Indian 3D Artist SSR Krishna Invited to Renowned Street Art Festival in America

Tsuktiben Jamir The Downtown Minneapolis Street Art Festival is a highly acclaimed event that graces the heart of Minneapolis, USA, every year. This unique festival captures the essence of street art in all its vibrant forms, inviting locals and tourists to indulge in a captivating downtown art extravaganza. With its distinct charm, the festival unfolds

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Unveiling the Enigma: Unsubstantiated Claims of Rock Art and Burial Practices by Smaller-Brained Homo Naledi

Tsuktiben Jamir Despite having hands and feet that resembled those of modern humans, Homo naledi, a hominin found in the Rising Star cave system in Africa’s Cradle of Humankind, had a brain that was just one-third the size of a modern human, a trait that experts had previously ascribed to a sign of the species’

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11 Reasons that make Art Priceless and transcend Monetary Value

Smriti Malhotra Art, throughout history, has held an immeasurable value that extends far beyond its monetary worth. The significance of art lies in its ability to evoke emotions, inspire critical thinking, and offer profound aesthetic experiences. While art can certainly command high prices in the market, its true value lies in the intangible qualities it

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Opera House: Story of Architectural Magnum Opus of Jorn Utzon 

Krispin Joseph PX Opera House is considered the finest specimen of human creativity, a building listed as a masterpiece in design and construction, one of the most remarkable buildings of the 20th century, and become the identity of a nation. One structure is many for the country and people. Assume that the Danish architect Jorn

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