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Flags aren’t mere fabrics, but an emblem. Each shape, each texture, and each colour represents a core value of a group. A national flag symbolizes the collective identity of the nation. The American flag is an iconic symbol of patriotism, unity, and freedom. Its distinctive design, with stars and stripes, has inspired countless artists and […]
Red, White, and Royal Blue For The American Flag Drawing Read More »
John Trumbull was a prominent figure in American history, best recognized for his contributions as a painter in the country’s early years and during the Revolutionary War. Trumbull was well-known for his historical paintings that portrayed significant occasions and individuals from the American Revolutionary War and the country’s formative years. Famous paintings by him include
Myth of the Founding Fathers in John Trumbull’s “Declaration of Independence” Read More »
Gujarat, a vibrant state in western India, is not just known for its bustling cities, magnificent art galleries, and rich cultural heritage but also its exquisite art and craft. One might find certain similarities between the arts and crafts of Rajasthan, Gujrat, and to some extent Punjab. This is because contemporary culture was brought upon
The Rich Art and Craft of Gujarat: A Cultural Tapestry Read More »
India boasts several remarkable engineering marvels in the form of bridges, spanning across vast rivers and seas, showcasing the country’s advancement in infrastructure development. The longest bridge in India stands as a testament to human ingenuity, connecting distant regions and facilitating seamless transportation networks. The longest river bridge in India symbolises connectivity and progress, bridging
Connecting Far-Away Lands: The Longest Bridge in India Read More »
A well-known organization committed to promoting cultural enrichment and modern art education is the San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI). One of the most prominent and oldest art schools in the country, it was founded in 1871. Situated in the Russian Hill neighbourhood of San Francisco, California, SFAI provides undergraduate and graduate courses in various subjects,
San Francisco Art School Loses Autonomy After 151 Years; Merges With a University Read More »
Pop art is one of the few styles in art history that has successfully encapsulated the spirit and imagination of modern living. Pop art changed how we view and engage with art, redefining the lines between fine art, mass media, and high and low culture. It first appeared in the 1950s and peaked in the
A Celebration of Popular Culture: 16 Artists Who Paved The Way For Pop Art Read More »
As a part of Arindam Chatterjee’s recent exhibition, ‘Not a Dream, Not Peace, Not Love’, Emami Art is hosting a talk by filmmaker Sourav Sarangi with filmmaker-musician-editor, Arjun Gaurisaria as the moderator and discussant. The engaging and interactive talk is scheduled for March 30, 2024, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at Emami Art. The
Sourav Sarangi Dismantles Arindam Chatterjee’s Artworks in ‘Wounds of Our Time’ Read More »
Cheriyal paintings, also known as Cheriyal scroll paintings, are a traditional art form originating from the Cheriyal village in Telangana, India. Earlier, the painting style was extremely popular throughout Andhra Pradesh, but due to the proliferation of television and cinema, the paintings were exclusively done in the Cheriyal town. One may find the Cheriyal scroll
Are Cheriyal Scroll Paintings Religious Comic Strips? Read More »
Photography is the pursuit of the perfect shot. But how can one capture memories or beauty if it’s not for the ideal camera? While DSLRs and mirrorless cameras remain perfect for capturing a scene, the issues of portability persist. This is where point and shoot cameras shine, offering convenience without compromising on quality. Today, we
The Best Point and Shoot Cameras For Your Next Solo Trip Read More »
Threshold Gallery is showcasing ‘Immortal Tales, Fantastical Fables,’ a solo exhibition by Debjani Bhardwaj at Threshold Art Gallery, New Delhi, from March 18 To April 18. Drawing inspiration from the animal characters of the Panchatantra and the mythical human-animal hybrids found in Arabian folklore, this exhibition brings to life creatures that possess the power of