ON THIS DAY Mother Teresa, born as Anjezë Gonxhe Bojaxhiu on August 26, 1910, in Skopje (now in North Macedonia), is one of the most revered figures of the 20th century. As the world commemorates her birthday, here are ten essential things to know about this remarkable woman: 1. Early Life and Calling Born into […]
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Ball Pen Art for Beginners Ball pen art is a fairly exciting and modern form of drawing which relies on ball pen art techniques like shading and hatching to bring out the texture and personality of the artwork. Ball pens are immensely versatile and accessible. In this article, we’ll dive into various ball pen art
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In his reflection on the evolution of the art scene, Veer Munshi, a distinguished jury member of Abir India First Take 2024, provides insightful observations on the dramatic growth and diversification within the field. Munshi reminisces about the early days of the showcase, highlighting the profound changes that have shaped the current art landscape. Veer
The United States has a variety of nature parks that perfectly represent the richness and majesty of the nation’s wilderness. The country is home to some of the most spectacular natural landscapes in the entire globe. These parks, which allow visitors to experience the beauty and tranquillity of the natural world, range from majestic mountains
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Masterpieces of Jacopo Tintoretto Most renowned for his dynamic compositions and groundbreaking handling of light and shadow, Jacopo Tintoretto was a significant figure in the Venetian Renaissance. His art, marked by emotional expression and a commitment to telling stories visually, leaves him as a “key artist in the history of visual arts,” according to Reactionibn.
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New Delhi: Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC) on Friday launched the All India Initiative on Creative Economy (AIICE) in the national capital with an objective to identify and catalyze the enormous untapped economic wealth, innovation and employment opportunities in our creative industries. The move was launched by Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Hardeep Singh Puri,
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Boito announced an exclusive preview of “Odisha’s Textile Landscapes: Journeying Through Legacy & Lore” at the iconic Bikaner House, New Delhi, on 22 August 2024. This event will be an intimate exploration of Odisha’s textile traditions, showcasing the extraordinary artistry and resilience of the region’s artisan communities.Boito’s latest collection is a testament to the brand’s
Gallery Espace presents ‘a river of unrest…a delta of dreams’, a solo exhibition by Paula Sengupta featuring a body of works that arise from her twin engagements with Nawab Wajid Ali Shah and his menagerie in Matiyaburj ( “tower of mud”) on the banks of the Hooghly near Calcutta where he lived in exile for
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GiGi Scaria, a first-time participant in the First Take program, brings a reflective and insightful perspective to the jury. As an artist navigating the complexities of contemporary visual culture, Scaria delves into the nuanced challenge of originality in an era dominated by social media and a myriad of visual influences. Participating in the First Take
Introduction The vibrant history of Indian art is often punctuated by the emergence of distinct regional schools that not only reflect the cultural ethos of their times but also stand as enduring legacies of aesthetic brilliance. One such remarkable tradition is the Keeshangarh School of Painting, rooted in the state of Keeshangarh, founded in 1609
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