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Austrian playwright, poet, and painter Oskar Kokoschka is well-known for his expressionistic pieces. Kokoschka, born in Pöchlarn, Austria, on March 1, 1886, is regarded as one of the pioneers of Austrian Expressionism. He first attended the Vienna School of Arts and Crafts before moving on to the Academy of Fine Arts. His early works were influenced […]
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It is a simple tool with multiple uses, an all-in-one tool that has had a long history that has often gone unrecognised, and a versatile structure that has been in our bags, and pockets for far too long, in this article let’s trace the history of the Swiss Army Knife. The first knife was made
Once upon a time, in the Parisian region, there was a young artist named JR, or Jean René. Born in 1983, he wasn’t your typical art student. Instead of classrooms, JR’s teenage years were spent scaling the rooftops and diving into the subways of Paris with his friends. It was a wild and daring time,
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Metro cities can be sometimes devoid of life. Perhaps that is the reason why it moves so fast. Fortunately, almost every metropolitan neighbourhood of India boasts of a vibrant art scene, however small that might be. If you are in Bangalore, you must have inevitably checked out its numerous art galleries in the city. One
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American author and illustrator Howard Pyle was well known for his work in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He was born in Wilmington, Delaware, on March 5, 1853, and passed away in Florence, Italy, on November 9, 1911. Pyle is frequently called the “father of American illustration” for his substantial contributions to the
Robin Hood, King Arthur and Mermaid: Artistic Adventures of Howard Pyle Read More »
What is a Bio-design? Bio-design is a field that is incredibly relevant to all designers now, it entails using organic materials, getting inspiration from nature, creating a symbiotic link between live organisms and design, and enabling nature to influence the result. Using the natural world’s intelligence and adaptability, we can construct long-lasting creations that may
Designers and Scientists Exploring the Potential of Bio-Design Read More »
Introduction Lou Stovall, a renowned figure in the world of fine arts, has consistently charmed art enthusiasts with his distinctive prints and posters. Born in 1937, Stovall’s journey as an artist began in the vibrant landscapes of the American art scene during the 1960s, and he has since become synonymous with excellence in printmaking. The
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Introduction For travellers who appreciate the finer things in life, art hotels provide an extraordinary fusion of artistic expression and luxurious hospitality. From the cheerful streets of Barcelona to the cultural heart of Dallas, each art hotel offers a unique window into the creativity and spirit of its location. In this article, we explore some
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Sandipan Acharjee comes from Kalyani, West Bengal and stands out as an artist whose work qualifies as a traditional form of expression, looking into the crevices of memory, hope, and resilience. Born and raised in a milieu rich with the legacy of commercial art, Acharjee received specialised vocational training that honed his artistic abilities, shaping
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Introduction As the 2024 Venice Biennale winds down its professional preview days, the global art community has been engrossed in the complexity and audacity of this year’s main exhibition, “Stranieri Ovunque – Foreigners Everywhere,” curated by the Adriano Pedrosa. The expansive showcase has not only stretched the boundaries of traditional viewing but has also posed