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Famous Designs That Changed The World: Arch

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Introduction Throughout architectural history, the arch has served as a fundamental and revolutionary component, representing human creativity and inventiveness. Large, sturdy constructions were made possible by the structural characteristics of the arch, which had its origins in ancient societies like Mesopotamia and Egypt. Thanks to this breakthrough, architects were able to push the boundaries of […]

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Read It First Before Visit the National Gallery of London: The Collection, History and More

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The National Gallery in London is an iconic art museum located in Trafalgar Square. Its collection has more than 2,300 artworks, dating from the middle of the 13th century to the 1900s. Masterworks by well-known painters like Michelangelo, Claude Monet, Rembrandt, Leonardo da Vinci, and Vincent van Gogh are among those in the collection. The

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M.F. Husain Returns to Venice After Seventy Years for ‘The Rooted Nomad’ Exhibition

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The Kiran Nadar Museum of Art (KNMA)  announced details of The Rooted Nomad, a unique exhibition on India’s most iconic contemporary artist, M.F. Husain (1915–2011). Presented at the Magazinni del Sale in Venice beginning April 18 and running through November 2024, this dual-format independent project, part exhibition and part immersive resonates with the 2024 Venice

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Through a Minimalist Approach and the Subtle Incorporation of Symbols, Deepanjali Shekhar Looks Into the Intricate Complexities of Human Nature

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The creative path of Deepanjali Shekhar is a continuous process of self-discovery, entwined with the colourful weaving of her metropolitan surroundings set against the calming charm of Santiniketan’s natural settings. Her compositions effortlessly blend the many hues of nature, giving them an ethereal aspect that transports viewers to a realm of breathtaking beauty. Her art

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Latitude 28 Presents Komal Mistri’s solo Show, Spotlighting the Unseen Aspects of the Labour Room

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Latitude 28 presents Baroda-based artist Komal Mistri’s solo show titled ‘Come With Your Light’, chronicling unheard voices reverberating behind the closed doors of the unhinged mechanised labour room. The show is on from April 12 to June 15, 2024. In the realm of the labour room, consisting of spotlighted beds and surgery tools, lies the

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Is Political Interference Impacting British Museum’s Leadership Appointment?

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In a recent development at the British Museum, tensions have arisen between museum officials and the Prime Minister’s office regarding the selection of the institution’s next director. Reports from the Telegraph indicate a clash between British Museum chairman George Osborne and officials from the Prime Minister’s office over the selection process for the museum’s next

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New Documentary ‘Taking Venice’ Unwinds Scandal of 1964 Biennale, Reexamining Rauschenberg’s Grand Prize Victory

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 A Tale of Art, Politics, and Intrigue The intertwining of art and politics has always been a fascinating and controversial subject throughout history, with various exhibitions leaving an incredible mark on the cultural landscape. Documenting these pivotal moments, “Taking Venice,” a new documentary set for limited release next month, delves into the scandalous events surrounding

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Famous Designs That Changed The World: Boeing 747

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Introduction The Boeing 747, the world’s first wide-body airliner, has become a symbol of progress, ambition, and global connectivity since its maiden flight in 1969. This essay explores the impact of the 747’s design on various aspects of our world. It represents the dreams of a human race that aspires to the stars, revolutionising air

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What Makes Dhoomimal Art Gallery a Crown Jewel of the Indian Art Scene?

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Delhi, the capital of India is not only the political hub of the country but also the cultural capital. From the Delhi Sultanate to the Mughals, every dynasty has embraced Delhi to command the nation. While they have undoubtedly left remnants of their glory in the form of numerous forts, their culture and art history have

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Whispers on the Wind: 70 Voices of Contemporary Italian Art

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Milan Art Week exploded with ITALIA 70, a massive public art project showcasing 70 Italian artists across the entire city. The Nicola Trussardi Foundation, a champion of artistic expression, unveiled ITALIA 70. Curated by Massimiliano Gioni, this was a different display. Imagine 70 contemporary artists, each a maestro in their own right, weaving their visions

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