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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
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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 »
Jio World Garden to Host India Art Fair Contemporary in 2025 India Art Fair continues its steady growth by launching a new contemporary art edition in Mumbai Called India Art Fair Contemporary, the event will take place at Jio World Garden 13-16 November 2025 and have 50–70 exhibitors. The action is in response to ongoing
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Nature Morte Presents ‘Daylight in Stero & Other Adventures in Movement’ The ongoing exhibition at Nature Morte features the works of sculptor and sound artist, Navin Thomas. Titled ‘Daylight in Stereo & Other Adventures in Movement,’ the exhibition will be on view till Sunday, October 13th 2024 (11 AM to 7 PM). Thomas, known for
Introduction Historically, video games were often marketed more heavily toward men, particularly during the early years of the industry. However, this perception has evolved significantly in recent years. The current video game audience is diverse, with nearly equal representation of both genders. According to various studies and reports, women now make up a substantial portion
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Yes, it’s true that Osho, also known as Rajneesh Mohan Chandra, was not only a spiritual leader and mystic but also explored creative expression through art. Osho is mainly known for his philosophy speeches and spiritual teachings but few know that he practiced art. It is notable that he did not bring rigid structures, rules
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Early Life and Education A renowned French sculptor, Augustin Pajou (1730- 1809) is noted to have gracefully created some of the masterpieces during the Neoclassicism art period. He represents the beauty in silence but elegance, accuracy in absolute idealism has been left an everlasting monument to his works. Pajou gave true legacy to the art
New Grant Scheme to Support Creative Responses to Climate Emergency The British Council has launched a new programme titled ‘Climate Futures: South Asia’ to encourage sustainable practices within the arts and creative sectors in India. The initiative, which was announced on Wednesday, aims to foster creative solutions to address the ongoing climate emergency. Grant Scheme