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We remain assured that there is nothing more mesmerizing than to look at the night sky. We stand by the limitless space; uncountable twinkling stars; and a cold breeze. These are the same feelings we experience when we look at the Starry Night painting. But who painted Starry Night? It was the famous Dutch post-impressionist […]
Chaos Begets Art: The Significance of The Starry Night Painting Read More »
Tired of an unorganised desk? Make-up station or even bathroom? Holders and containers helped keep our surroundings more balanced and organised. A clean desk equals a clean mind. It helps us be less overwhelmed and think better. However, buying holders online may feel like a waste of money seeing how almost all of us have
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If you thought paper was only good for drawing, you were wrong. Not only can you make two-dimensional artwork on paper, but you can also make it three-dimensional. But how? The simple answer – paper mache. Paper mache has been around for centuries now. It recently found a new fan base as hobbyists try to
How to Make Paper Mache: Steps, Designs, and More.. Read More »
Japanese anime has long been a global phenomenon that has been appreciated for its universal visual language, and beautiful and simple aesthetics. Its influence has been exemplary in the past few decades impacting fashion, film, literature, music and even contemporary art. Its distinct plot, captivating characters and visually appealing shots make it a soothing yet
From Astro Boy to Pokemon: The Evolution, Genres, and Aesthetics of Japanese Anime Read More »
The last day of the India Art, architecture and Design Biennale was all about celebrating the work of Indian women artists and architects. The exhibition titled, ‘Samatva: Shaping the built’, showcases the work of over 80 women architects and 50 designers across the country and the ages. The popular narrative of India’s twentieth century architectural
American modern artist Kara Walker is renowned for her avant-garde silhouette paintings. Walker, born in Stockton, California, on November 26, 1969, is well-known for her provocative and frequently contentious examinations of race, gender, sexuality, and identity throughout American history. Walker is known for his large-scale, intricately detailed black paper cutouts placed directly on the walls
Easy to make and low-cost interior designs are the best, one can customise and add a personalized touch to make their house feel more like a home. It is human nature to decorate the place you surround yourself in and walls are always a canvas for creativity and self-expression. Today we will show you a
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In a display of spirited bidding, the Winter Live Auction by Saffron Art concluded with several lots surpassing their pre-sale estimates and establishing world records for renowned artists. The star of the evening was Akbar Padamsee’s masterpiece, ‘Woman with Corn’ from 1952, which fetched an astonishing $3.12 million (Rs 25.89 crores). This sale not only
Winter Auction Triumph: Padamsee’s ‘Woman with Corn’ Sets Global Record at $3.12M Read More »
Whether it is Diwali, Halloween, or Christmas, paper lanterns can be used anytime. These sustainable, illuminating, and decorative items have been an integral part of various cultures for centuries. Since they are made of paper they are quite delicate. But don’t let that fool you, as they will undoubtedly add a touch of charm and
Shine Bright and Soar High: How To Make Paper Lanterns Read More »
American architect and artist Maya Lin is well-known for her environmental art and architectural designs. At an early age, she became famous for designing the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. The memorial, finished in 1982 while Lin was still a college student and only 21 years old, is a moving and well-received homage to
Maya Lin’s Vietnam Veterans Memorial: A Poignant Tribute to Sacrifice and Reflection Read More »