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Bengaluru Artist Sparks Debate Selling AI-Generated Art

Introduction The widespread integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) across various domains has led to its increased usage in sectors ranging from IT to entertainment. Recently, the emergence of AI-generated art has stirred a debate, particularly sparked by Bengaluru-based artist Ashok Reddy, who ventured into selling such artwork in the city. Successful Debut on Church Street […]

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Christie’s 20th Century Evening Sale Nets $413 Million

The New York evening auctions concluded on Thursday night with Christie’s 20th Century Evening Sale, achieving a total of $413 million, comfortably within its pre-sale estimate range of $342 million to $497 million. Highlights of the Auction The brisk, 64-lot sale featured notable pieces by renowned artists, including a David Hockney painting once owned by

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Could Madan Lal’s Canvases Be Windows to Life’s Eternal Rhythms?

Government College of Art Chandigarh graduate Madan Lal becomes a modern artist with a trajectory defined by an unrelenting dedication to capturing the energy of life. Lal’s work, which is rooted in mysterious and symbolic imagery, is a colourful celebration of the essence of life—a fusion of sounds, rhythms, and emotions. His canvases serve as

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Meet Siddhesh Gautam: An Artist, Baker, Visual designer, and a Storyteller Offering a ‘Unique’ Lens on India and its politics

He is a baker, an artist, a visual designer, and an illustrious storyteller, this Pune/Delhi-based artist has a clever take on our India and its politics. This is the story of Siddhesh Gautam whose surrealistic and minimal works of art reflect the different atrocities that plague our Indian society such as works on caste inequality,

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Architect Sarosh And Azmi Wadia Advises Students: Don’t Get Attached to Designs, Constant Improvement is the Key (Part-2)

Welcome to Samvaad, where art meets conversation, and inspiration knows no bounds. Here we engage in insightful conversations with eminent personalities from the art fraternity. Through Samvaad, Abir Pothi aims to create a platform for thought-provoking discussions, providing readers with an exclusive glimpse into the creative processes, inspirations, and experiences of these creative individuals. From

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Grant Wood: American Gothic and Other Visual Fables

The most well-known contribution Grant Wood made to American art in the 20th century was his vivid portrayals of the Midwest’s rural areas. Wood,  born in rural Iowa in 1891, uses a combination of realism and romanticism to create visually striking narratives that encapsulate the essence of American life during the Great Depression. His paintings,  distinguished by

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Regarding Kamasutra the Misunderstanding Stems from a Lack of knowledge in India, According to Art Historian Dr Alka Pande

Dr Alka Pande is an art historian who has taught Indian Arts and Aesthetics at Panjab University for over ten years. Her major interests include gender identity, sexuality, and traditional arts. She has received numerous awards, including the Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters, the Australian-India Council Special Award, and Chandigarh Lalit Kala

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Ever Wondered How to Bring Still Images to Life? Through the Timeless Wonder of the Zoetrope

What are Zoetropes? The zoetrope is a well-known pre-film animation device that creates the appearance of motion by displaying a series of drawings or images depicting different stages of that motion. It was first developed in the 1830s as a cylindrical version of the phénakisticope, which drew inspiration from stroboscopic discs. During the Victorian era,

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Figurative Art: Transition of Bridging Reality and Imagination

One of the most durable and adaptable forms of human creation is figurative art, which focuses on depicting natural items in a recognisable form, especially the human figure. Figurative art is found throughout the history of visual culture, from the dynamic compositions of modern artists to the ancient cave paintings of Lascaux. It constantly evolves to reflect shifting cultural ideals, technical breakthroughs, and creative discoveries.    Figurative art stays grounded in the concrete, providing a link between the artist’s inner vision and the observable reality,

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Dare to Dream?: 9 Captivating Wall Painting Ideas for Bedroom

Your bedroom is your sanctuary, where you retreat after a long day to unwind, relax, and rejuvenate. Creating an environment that reflects your personality and promotes tranquillity is essential. Wall painting is one of the most effective ways to infuse character and charm into your bedroom. From subtle accents to bold statements, the right wall

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