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The Indian Flag Evolution Through Face Paint

A Brief History of Face Painting As Indians when we think of face paintings, several images come to mind, from Kuchipudi dance form to Natyashastra-inspired dramatic facial makeovers. Face paintings are essentially, like any other form of art, a means of self-expression that is common amongst several cultures and traditions. In indigenous cultures, body paints […]

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Revisiting Ambedkar Consciousness at India Art Fair

rise of the protest series by Vikrant Boise

The Architect of Indian Constitution With India approaching its 76th Republic Day, it is as if only a short while ago that Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar wrote the Indian constitution to restructure the social system. As Dr. B.R. Ambedkar tried to shape society for welfare, his contributions remain worth revisiting to this date. The image of

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Local Traditions and Context Reign Supreme in Charles Correa’s Philosophy

A picture of Charles Correa

How Did Charles Correa Architecture Help With Urban Planning India? After the 1947 Independence, a united India was riddled with the issue of rebuilding the nation. After the Britishers had been defeated, they left the country in ruins. There was no effective governing system or amenities, and most importantly nobody addressed the needs of the

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How to Make a Realistic Eye Drawing: A Step-By-Step Tutorial

A drawing of an eye

Drawing Realistic Eyes Tutorial Eyes are often referred to as the “windows to the soul,” making them one of the most captivating features in any portrait. Drawing realistic eyes can seem daunting, but with patience, practice, and proper guidance, you can master the technique. Let’s learn how to draw eyes step by step. This tutorial

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Mithila’s Culture and Religious Ethos in Aperspectival Legacies

Untitled (Kobhar), Pigment on paper, 21.8x29.8 in. Unknown Artist (Att. to Nityanand Jha)

Inherited Arts Forum’s Newest Exhibition Inherited Arts Forum (IAF) is bringing together a show celebrating Mithila paintings and their masters. Titled, Aperspectival Legacies: Oral Traditions, Dynamic Approaches, the show is curated by Sonam Jha with Amit Kumar Jain. The show opened up on 19th January and will be on view till 28 February 2025. What

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bhūmi- A Journey through Art and Earth with Shampa Sircar Das

KIAN Foundation Unveils “bhūmi” – An Exclusive Art Exhibition by Shampa Sircar Das  KIAN Foundation is thrilled to announce its latest art exhibition, bhūmi, featuring the works of celebrated artist Shampa Sircar Das.  Presented by KIAN Foundation’s Aarti Naik, the event goes live on the 25th of January 2025, with an opening ceremony at the

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