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Edme Bouchardon: Bridging Classical and Contemporary Styles since 1698

On This Day / May 29, 2023

Vaishnavi Srivastava 29th May 2023. ON THIS DAY. Edme Bouchardon, an acclaimed French sculptor, draughtsman, and medallist, was born on May 29, 1698. His works helped launch the Neoclassical movement’s opposition to the Rococo style. Bouchardon’s influence goes much beyond his sculptural accomplishments, despite the fact that he is frequently recognised as the most […]

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Unveiling the Profound Expressions: Discover the Artistic Worlds of Alita Chandra and Sandeep Suneriya

Artists of the Week / May 29, 2023

Iftikar Ahmed Artists of the week Artist of the Week is a special category that recognises and highlights the works of talented artists. Each week, two new artists are featured, showcasing their unique styles, techniques, and themes. From emerging artists to established veterans, the Artist of the Week category celebrates creativity and diversity in the

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Does AI Generate Images based Only on the Existing Images?

Artificial Intelligence, Columns, Do You Know?, Featured / May 29, 2023

Michael E Katz AI is a complex technology that is not fully understood by the general public, who see it as a sensational opportunity for the creation of visual art. I began using the Quantel Paintbox digital workstation 1981 as a graphic designer/director at the NBC television network. As an artist, I had been trained

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

Do You Know? / May 29, 2023

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

News / May 27, 2023

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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Hypnotic and Pulsating: 11 Interesting Facts About Neon Colours

Do You Know? / May 27, 2023

Vaishnavi Srivastava Neon colours always seem to be in fashion. In an era where people are paying closer attention to their individual artistic choices in clothing and self-expression, colours play an important role. Neon colours in specific are adopted by people who seek to give out a loud and groovy statement. It is hard not

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A Legacy of Colour Blue in Art and Craft

Do You Know?, Featured / May 27, 2023

Krispin Joseph PX What is your favourite colour? Blue, Red, Yellow or Majentha? What does the colour remind you of? Colour Blue play a significant role in the history of Art and culture. Blue is the colour of the ocean and sky, so artists used it in that way from the beginning. When people enter

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

#longread, Columns, Featured / May 27, 2023

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

Columns, Featured / May 27, 2023

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 / May 27, 2023

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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