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Lessons in Line, Length, and Angle: Who Invented Trigonometry?

Whether it is art, architecture, or science, one cannot do away with lines or geometry so easily. Even in abstract art, say Jackson Pollock’s drip-technique masterpieces, one may still see a semblance of incidental geometry. Each line, each angle, and each shape has a unique purpose, which affects the composition as a whole. The study […]

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Exploring the Unseen Canvas: Yogendra Tripathi’s Artistry Unveiled through Akhilesh Varma’s Insightful Perspective

Yogendra Tripathi (b. 1965) is an Indian artist  who has received his Master’s degree in painting from the Indira Kala Sangeet Vishwa Vidyalaya, Khairagarh, in Chattisgarh. He has held ten one-person shows and more than sixty group shows across India and abroad. Akhilesh Varma, a seasoned and esteemed artist in his own right, offers his

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Divine Symmetry: Exploring the Golden Ratio within Art, Architecture and Design

What do you see when you come across the Mona Lisa? Or when you come across the silhouette of the modular man in the buildings made by Le Corbusier? Both these images stem from a particular mathematical equation that is very popular in the art and architectural world. It is called the Golden Ratio. The

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Vanishing Language, Vibrant Art: Manish Pushkale’s Exhibition at Musée Guimet in Paris

Introduction When Boa Sr passed away on January 26, 2010, the world lost more than just a person. Boa Sr, an octogenarian, was the last speaker of the Aka-Bo language, one of the 10 Great Andamanese languages. Her language, also known as the “language of the birds,” allowed her to communicate with her avian companions,

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AI Completes Keith Haring’s “Unfinished Painting” Creates Controversy

A Poignant Social Commentary Keith Haring‘s “Unfinished Painting” stands as a poignant social commentary on the devastating AIDS crisis that claimed the lives of many, including the artist himself, in the gay community. The almost entirely white canvas, with vibrant figures in Haring’s signature style adorning the right corner, is a powerful symbol of the

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Celebrating Art and Science: 21st Edition of Chitra Santhe in Bengaluru

A Grand Showcase of Artistic Diversity Bengaluru is set to host the 21st edition of Chitra Santhe, an annual art fair organized by the Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath (KCP). The event, scheduled for January 7, promises to be a vibrant display of creativity, with over 1,500 artists from 22 states participating. The fair serves as a

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The Wooden Palace of Our Past: Discovering Padmanabhpuram Palace

Introduction Padmanabhpuram Palace which is situated in Padmanabhpuram Fort, was built in the 16th century CE, as a royal palace for the Maharajas of Travancore. The palace complex is spread over 6.5 acres of land reflecting the vernacular wooden architecture of the region. It is located in the Kanyakumari district of Tamil Nadu, the structure

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Grand Theft Auto VI and the Evolution of Architecture in the Gaming Industry

Modern video games have evolved magnanimously in terms of graphics and design details. Significant attention is being put into the architecture of these high-tech video games to provide a realistic and immersive experience to the players. Video games are location specific, and it goes without saying that a lot of manpower and architectural input is

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