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Street Artist Sparks Controversy by Whitewashing Basquiat’s Former Studio

Introduction Street art, by its very nature, is transient and subject to the elements and property owners’ whims. However, the graffiti community has been outraged over the past two months by one artist’s repeated whitewashing of the building where Jean-Michel Basquiat lived and worked. The studio at 57 Great Jones Street in New York City […]

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The GOI Inviting Submissions for India Art Architecture Design Biennale 2023.

Recently, The Ministry of Culture posted on their social media an open call for submissions of artworks, models and for Art curators across the country. The submissions are being conducted for the upcoming India Art Architecture Design Biennale 2023, which would serve as a precursor to the upcoming Venice Biennale 2024. Read on to learn

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5 Philosophies of Art You Should Know About

Introduction Art is a boundless subject that has enchanted humanity for millennia, functioning as a  crucial conduit for the articulation of thoughts, sentiments, and interpretations of the human experience.  This intricate and multifaceted subject has spurred countless debates among philosophers, artists, and scholars, giving rise to an array of philosophical perspectives that seek to decipher

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Last Date Approaching for the Kala Sakshi Art Scholarship

If you’re a fine art student looking for a helping hand with your academic expenses, Kala Sakshi Memorial Trust (KSMT) has brought just the perfect opportunity for you. Towards the end of July 2023. KSMT announced their annual art scholarship applications open for the year 2023-24. For more details on the same, read on. Particulars:

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Open Call for Prestigious Residency at ISCP, Brooklyn, Sponsored by The Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation

The International Studio & Curatorial Program (ISCP), located in the vibrant cultural hub of Brooklyn, New York, is thrilled to announce an open call for a prestigious residency sponsored by The Inlaks Shivdasani Foundation. This unique opportunity is exclusively available to Indian citizens aged 35 or under, who have resided continuously in India for at

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Gallery Nvya Presents Krishen Khanna’s ‘Bandwallahs’: Capturing Joy and Resilience Through Art

 Gallery Nvya opened its latest exhibition, featuring stunning artworks crafted by the renowned artist, Krishen Khanna. The exhibition is called “Bandwallahs.” It’s okay to say that Krishen Khanna used very vibrant colours to represent the happy parts of our lives. After the separation of India and Pakistan, he moved to India and as someone who

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Art and Art of Storytelling: Broader Look on Narratives at Lalit Kala Akademy

A dialogue was organised by Lalit Kala Akademi between the National Award Winning artists and the public in an event called, “Art and Art of Storytelling.” As its name suggests, this event had a purpose to examine and inquire about those narratives that are often mixed with the work while doing it. These are the

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Spreepark Art Space Residency: Fostering Artistic Exploration in Berlin’s Urban Green Space

Starting in spring 2024, the Spreepark Art Space will be hosting a dynamic residency program tailored for interdisciplinary collectives and project-based groups who are not currently based in Berlin. This unique opportunity is set within the enchanting Eierhäuschen, a freshly renovated historic restaurant. This space not only provides a platform for artistic production but also

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Stolen Chola-Era Bronze Idol of Dancing Krishna Traced to the United States

Introduction In a significant breakthrough, the Idol Wing CID (IWCID) of the Tamil Nadu Police has intensified efforts to repatriate a rare 12th Century bronze idol of Lord Krishna in a dancing posture, which was stolen from a temple in Tamil Nadu and later discovered in the United States. This remarkable journey to recover a

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Breaking Taboos: LGBTQ Artists Challenge Norms and Inspire Change in Pakistan

Introduction Art in Pakistan has a long history of providing a unique commentary on social issues and pushing boundaries. However, like in many countries, the art market often remains curated and exclusive, catering primarily to the privileged elite, which results in a limited range of themes, styles, and aesthetics. In this context, the Pakistan Art

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