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Tipu Sultan’s Bedchamber Sword Sold for Rs. 143 Crore at an Auction House in London

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Tsuktiben Jamir Tipu Sultan was an excellent economic leader who brought wealth to the towns. When the British arrived, they were astounded by how well-run and regulated the region was. Commonly referred to as the Tiger of Mysore, Tipu Sultan was the Indian Muslim ruler of the Kingdom of Mysore based in South India. At […]

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PM Narendra Modi Presents International Leaders with Indian Tribal Artworks During His Three-Nation Tour

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Tsuktiben Jamir Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently concluded his three-nation Asia-Pacific tour. He visited the countries of Japan, Papua New Guinea, and Australia. This is the first visit to Papua New Guinea by an Indian Prime Minister. It is noteworthy that Narendra Modi selected pieces of tribal art and craft from various parts of India

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Persistence and Creativity in the Face of Adversity: The Role of Women Artists of Mughal Court

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Prachi Sahasrabudhe  The Mughal Empire’s imperial court, which was renowned for its rich cultural past, played a crucial role in the advancement of women artists. Despite societal norms that usually restricted women’s roles,  Mughal women painters were strong figures who made significant contributions to art and culture. This article discusses the successes, issues, and long-term

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Klimt’s “Adam and Eve”: A Timeless Incarnation of Life and Symbolic Exploration

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Smriti Malhotra Gustav Klimt, renowned for his opulent and symbolic paintings, ventured into biblical themes with a remarkable work titled “Adam and Eve.” Unlike his other creations, this painting stands as a singular instance within Klimt’s oeuvre that draws inspiration from the biblical creation story. “Adam and Eve” presents a unique interpretation, evoking a timeless

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Ruzivo College is introducing an AI-Integrated Interior Design course, marking the first of its kind in India

Artificial Intelligence, Opportunities, Room For More Art /

Iftikar Ahmed In a groundbreaking development, the Ruzivo School of Design and Innovation is introducing an AI-Integrated Interior Design course, marking the first of its kind in India. Located in the technologically advanced city of Kozhikode, this course aims to propel the field of interior design into the future. Led by visionary architects, interior designers,

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Suneet Chopra: The Art Critic and Curator Guiding Artists through Meticulous Editing and Wisdom

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Smriti Malhotra In the interconnected universe of art, Suneet Chopra’s approach to curation was one of meticulous editing, according to artist Saba Hasan. Chopra would begin every discussion on selecting works for exhibition with the mantra of “edit, edit, edit.” He believed that artists themselves were the best curators, emphasising the importance of stepping back

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British Couple Endures Nightmarish Consequences After Banksy Paints Mural on Their Home

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Iftikar Ahmed A British couple has found themselves trapped in a “living nightmare” since enigmatic street artist Banksy adorned the side of their Suffolk residence with a massive seagull mural in 2021, according to reports in the Sun. Garry and Gokean Coutts, the homeowners, have been plagued by vandals and faced with a costly dilemma:

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Climate Activists Indicted for Vandalizing Degas Sculpture at National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C

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Iftikar Ahmed Two climate activists who vandalised a famous Degas sculpture at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. have been indicted by a federal grand jury. The charges include “conspiracy to commit an offence against the United States” and injury to an exhibit or property at the museum, as stated by the US

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