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Paper has been around for centuries. The first noted use of paper was seen in 105 AD during the Han Dynasty in China. Since then, it has been commodified and proliferated into various cultures and domains. Although we do agree that the sustainability quotient will increase with a paperless environment, we simply cannot imagine a […]
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Saptarshi Ghosh We do compete healthily or unhealthily, sometimes Bharti Kher Valentine’s Day is a day of love. Whether it is positive affirmations, flowers, or chocolates, partners all around the world show appreciation to their significant others on this day. The day makes us aware of the transformative power of love. Today, at AbirPothi, we
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One can do so many things with paper. Not only are papers good for origami or sculptures, but they can be quite entertaining to your kids. A child’s imagination knows no boundaries. You would never know when a small piece of scrap paper ceases being a mere paper and becomes a spaceship landing on Mars.
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Have you ever looked at the Mona Lisa and wondered how they can preserve a painting made in 1503, which still enthrals the audiences? Sure, they are encased in glass, so that they may be saved from unwarranted soup attacks. One of the most popular ways, which is often the last step to bring an
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Mythology has produced a vast repository of architectural wonders throughout history, each infused with deep cultural importance and symbolism. These legendary constructions, which are frequently portrayed as opulent mansions, temples, or strongholds, are real-life examples of both divine and human creativity. These architectural marvels, which range from the celestial homes of gods to the intricate
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February 13, ON THIS DAY Technique does not constitute art. Nor is it a vague, fuzzy romantic quality known as ‘beauty,’ remote from the realities of everyday life. It is the depth and intensity of an artist’s experience that are the first importance in art. – Grant Wood Grant Wood is significant in American art
Driven by a deep sense of social conscience, contemporary artist Virendra Mahata deftly interweaves stories of migration, struggle, and social injustices into his works. Mahata’s artistic journey is a monument to his everlasting commitment to emphasising the human condition, especially in light of migration. He has a deep-rooted belief in art as a platform for
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In a triumph for art enthusiasts and historians alike, the Musée d’Orsay celebrates a historic milestone with the conclusion of its landmark exhibition, “Van Gogh in Auvers-sur-Oise.” The museum proudly announced that the exhibition, which delved into the final months of the renowned painter’s life, attracted an astounding 793,556 visitors. Setting a New Standard Described
Artist-designer Viraj Khanna has blended his creative ingenuity with imagination to design an exclusive bomber jacket for PUMA that re-imagines the sportswear brand’s iconic cat with different textile cut-outs in an experimental colour story. The jacket has been designed exclusively for PUMA Gen Z Brand Ambassador, Shanaya Kapoor, for her first-ever Knicks Basketball Game at
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Günter Brus, one of the last surviving artists associated with the Viennese Actionism movement, passed away on Sunday at the age of 85. His death was confirmed by Kunsthaus Bregenz, a contemporary art institution in Austria, just days before the opening of a major retrospective showcasing Brus’s work. A Visionary Provocateur: The Life and Art
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