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Leading Architects in Gurgaon Who Ushered the City in a Contextual Climate-Friendly Space

List of Architects in Gurgaon Gurgaon, now known as Gurugram, has transformed into a hub of architectural brilliance, hosting some of the top architects in the country. This article highlights the prominent architects in Gurgaon, providing insights into their notable projects and contributions to the city’s skyline. From contemporary designs to innovative solutions, these firms […]

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The Art of Yoko Ono: A Journey Through Her Iconic Works

Introduction Yoko Ono is a groundbreaking artist extending her work through the decades and we celebrate her innovative, challenging contributions to contemporary art. Her “works which include films and installations” are steeped in the themes of peace, perception, and human bonding. Her iconic works — Smile Film, Wish Tree, Eyeblink, Ceiling Painting/Yes Painting, Imagine Peace,

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As Seen from the Viewpoint of Diego Velázquez: The Gaze in ‘Las Meninas’

Introduction Art history is filled with magnificent moments which celebrate the enigmas of mind and society. One of those enigmas belongs to Diego Velazquez. Diego Velázquez’s Las Meninas was painted in 1656 and still enthrals contemporary audiences. At present, it is displayed in the Museo del Prado in Madrid. The intricate composition takes the viewer

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Kasimir Malevich’s Black Square: The Birth of Suprematism and the Revolution in Art

Why The Black Square Painting Matters? One of the most important and radical works in the entire history of modern painting is Kasimir Malevich- Black Square 1915. A straightforward but intricate work within this conventional artistic paradigm shift from representation to abstraction, ‘Black Square’ was at the heart of the Suprematist movement. Here, we run

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Priyaranjan Purkait: Winner of Abir India First Take 2021 Celebrates New Milestones with Gallery Dot Walk and Upcoming Exhibitions

In yet another episode of Tuesday Talk, we spoke to Priyaranjan Purkait, an artist from the beautiful Sundarbans. How far he travelled from his village to Kolkata as a major artist,dates bearing allusions to development and adaptation are the tale fo Priyaranjan pursuant of degerence back assembled his own expertise. The formative years of Priyaranjan,

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How To Use Watercolor Pencils: Step by Step

Using watercolour pencils is an entertaining and imaginative method to create stunning artwork with a watercolour impression. This comprehensive tutorial walks you through the necessary steps, supplies, and techniques for using watercolour pencils. Novices and experienced artists can explore their imagination while producing excellent outcomes if they know how to use this medium. Painting enthusiasts

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The Artistic Journey of Rita Prasad: A Tale of Accidental Discovery and Evolving Expression

The road to art was an exploratory journey born out of serendipity for Rita Prasad. It was not a conventional route for an artist who grew up in one of the most culturally and historically significant cities in the world. Her story is the epitome of what talent combined with discovery and guidance can do.

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Dhruvi Jain’s Journey Forward: What’s on the Horizon After First Take 2023?

We chat with the budding sculptor Dhruvi Jain from Indore, who has been making news post her recent graduation. Balancing the transition from academia to a professional art practice, she still resides in her home studio grappling with drawing and has been forced into making a ceramics work within the confines of her current living

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Phulkari Embroidery: A Symbol of Women’s Agency and Empowerment

Phulkari of Punjab Embroidery Phulkari baari baari, Kithay gulab da phool, Haray haray ni, Kithay suhaagan da ghoonghat, Laal laal ni. Translation: Phulkari made stitch by stitch, where the roses are green in colour while the veil of the bride is red. These are some verses of a folk song that signify the making of

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