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12th October 2023. ON THIS DAY. “Society is the ultimate recipient of all buildings. Citizens have the right to expect that every new building will contribute to a better city and a more humane world.” – Cesar Pelli The renowned Argentine-American architect Cesar Pelli is well-known for his avant-garde architectural designs and towering skyscrapers. His […]
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Introduction The Titanic movie is celebrated for its timeless love story, stunning visuals, and attention to historical details. One of its most famous scenes is the Titanic painting scene, in which Rose DeWitt-Bukater’s love interest, Jack Dawson, immortalises her on canvas. This essay examines the significance of this scene, the true story that inspired the
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India Art Fair, one of the country’s most prominent annual art events, will return to New Delhi in February 2024. The post-pandemic 2023 edition of the fair was the largest to date. The 15th edition next year will be even larger in scale and ambition. Evolution of India Art Fair in Recent Years in Terms
Introduction Over the ages, art has given rise to a great number of appealing styles in its diverse and ever-evolving field. Because each art form has its own distinctive traits, influences, and historical background, art fans find it to be a fascinating topic. We’ll examine 11 art styles in this article that you should be
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Introduction Rarely does an artist spring up and attempt to heal the world through their conscientious artwork. The 21st century is grateful to engender a true maverick – Zoe Buckman. A multifaceted woman, she is a prolific artist, photographer, and writer. Zoe Buckman Biography Buckman was born on 13 September 1985 in a culturally rich
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Art, Socially Art has a way of speaking where words fall silent. When involved in movements and messaging, it amplifies the voices of the individuals involved, ensuring the cause reaches a wider audience. It can also be a form of action that encourages unlearning, critiques concepts considered unquestionable, and actively initiates conversations where new learning
“What Were You Wearing?”: An Intersection of Activism and Art Read More »
There is a search for the unknown which, I think, has always found expression in my works. – Jeram Patel A few weeks ago, I came across a painting that stood out amidst a gallery exhibiting Indian modernist paintings. This work drew my attention as it swapped a regular canvas with a wooden board.
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Introduction The Mona Lisa, an iconic masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci, continues to intrigue and astound the art world. Recent scientific examinations using X-rays have uncovered a fascinating aspect of this renowned painting, suggesting that da Vinci was experimenting with his artistic techniques during its creation. This discovery sheds new light on the genius of
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Introduction The Princeton University Art Museum is set to unveil a significant revelation about a prized work in its collection, attributing it to the famed Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens. This rediscovered artwork, believed to be “The Death of Adonis,” holds a rich history of attribution and controversy, shedding light on the complexities of the
Princeton University Art Museum reattributes a painting to Rubens. Read More »
Introduction Delhi is set to receive a new cultural centre that aims to provide a platform for children, young people, and artists to showcase their talents through various forms of art, dance, and singing. The project, led by the Department of Art, Culture, and Development and executed by the Tourism Department, will be a boon
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