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In the Southeast of the country, Atlanta, Georgia’s High Museum of Art, is a shining example of artistic expression and cultural relevance. Established in 1905, it has grown from a modest gallery to a prestigious establishment that showcases a wide variety of art forms and cultures, reflecting the development of Atlanta as a whole. The […]
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In recent years, sustainability has become a critical concern in the fashion industry. The environmental impact of traditional leather production, including high water consumption, deforestation, and chemical pollution, has spurred the search for eco-friendly alternatives. Among these innovative materials, cactus leather has emerged as a promising solution. Origins and Development of Cactus Leather Cactus leather,
From Prickly Pear to Chic Wear: How Cactus Leather is Reshaping Fashion Sustainability Read More »
Imagine a world where your suitcase charges your phone, follows you around, and adapts its size to your travel needs. Welcome to the era of innovative luggage designs, where the mundane act of packing has been transformed into a blend of technology, sustainability, and style. The evolution of luggage is not just about aesthetics or
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Ujjal Dey has brought his masterpieces to Emami Art in a solo exhibition titled, Dawn to Dusk: A Silent Symphony. Dey explores the mundanity of culinary spaces and matriarchal role dynamics amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The contemporary textile artist showcases common implements and culinary moulds as blocks to punctuate the conceptual
Ujjal Dey Dissects the Intersection of Matriarchal Labor in ‘Dawn to Dusk’ Read More »
Libraries are sanctuaries of knowledge, where the essence of human learning is preserved and shared. They stand as bastions of literacy and exploration, offering a haven for the curious mind and a gateway to the vast realms of literature, history, science, and art. Libraries are more than repositories of books; they are cultural treasures, fostering
Reading is Fundamental: Biggest Libraries in the World Read More »
Born in Kerala and based in Vadodara, Ali Akbar is a contemporary artist whose thematic preoccupations traverse the delicate terrain of memory, identity, local and global historical narratives, and the socio-political undercurrents pervading contemporary politics of the subcontinent. He was selected by an eminent jury for the first award at the annual all-India open call awards
Emami Art presents a Solo Exhibition of Ali Akbar P N’s recent artworks Read More »
Renowned architect of the 20th century, Eero Saarinen, created ideas that combined practicality with sculptural beauty, leaving a lasting impression on the built environment. Eero Saarinen, born in 1910 in Finland to the well-known architect Eliel Saarinen, owes much of his remarkable career to his early exposure to architecture. To demonstrate Saarinen’s significant influence on
The Visualscape of Modernity: Architectural and Design World of Eero Saarinen Read More »
Two pistols that once belonged to Napoleon Bonaparte were sold at auction in France for an impressive €1.69 million ($1.84 million). The sale followed the French government’s declaration of the firearms as national treasures, a status that brought significant attention to the auction. Exquisite Craftsmanship and Historical Significance The pistols, inlaid with gold and silver,
Incident Overview Early on July 8, amidst Hurricane Beryl, the 18-foot-tall bronze statue by Shahzia Sikander at the University of Houston was vandalised, with the sculpture’s head deliberately removed. Campus Response Kevin Quinn, the university’s media relations director, expressed disappointment and confirmed that the damage, suspected to be intentional, is under investigation by the University
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The English Tudor era, which spanned the late 15th and early 17th centuries, is remembered for producing the most notable examples of half-timbered architecture. These homes are historical relics that capture their day’s social and cultural shifts and are architectural wonders. Tudor architecture emerged during the reigns of the Tudor kings, particularly Mary I, Edward
Royal Story of a Medieval Classic ‘Tudor Architecture’ Read More »