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Climate Activists Again! Throws paint on Tom Thomson Art at Canadian Gallery

News / August 30, 2023

In a surprising turn of events, an environmental protester was arrested for mischief at an art gallery in Ottawa. The Ottawa Police were called to the gallery at noon after the protester engaged in an act of defiance. The arrested individual’s action has ignited a debate over the appropriate methods for conveying environmental concerns. A […]

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Afterimage: A Fight between Art and State

Columns, Featured / August 29, 2023

‘Art has been used to reinforce the power of political rulers and states since the ancient Egyptians, though the relationship between power and Art has not always been smooth, writes Eric Hobsbawm in his classic analysis in ‘Fractured times- culture and society in the twentieth century, and he brilliantly narrates the problems that Art faced

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Sa Ladakh: Fostering Art, Sustainability, and Community Engagement at South Asia’s Highest Land Art Exhibition

Columns, Featured, Special Story / August 29, 2023

Raki Nikahetiya, a visionary multi-disciplinary artist, has embarked on an artistic journey that traverses continents and cultures. With a home base in New Delhi, London, Vienna, and Colombo, Raki is the co-founder of “Sa Ladakh,”. Raki along with Tenzing (Jammy) Jamyang, Ladakhi Climbing Pioneer and Sagardeep Singh, Interior Designer as co-founders held a groundbreaking contemporary

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Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres: Bridging Neoclassicism and Romanticism

On This Day / August 29, 2023

29th August 2023. ON THIS DAY. “Drawing is the probity of art. To draw does not mean simply to reproduce contours; drawing does not consist merely of line: drawing is also expression, the inner form, the plane, modelling. See what remains after that!” -JAD Ingres In the 19th-century art world, Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres boldly combined conventional

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Leheriya: The Tied and Dyed Threads of Rajasthan

Do You Know?, Featured, Room For More Art / August 29, 2023

Origins of Leheriya Originating in Rajasthan, leheriya is a tie-dye technique renowned for its unique arrangements of stripes, chevrons, and diagonals. This traditional artistry adorns men’s safas (turban cloths), women’s odhanis, and sarees, drawing inspiration from the monsoon’s celebratory essence in the state, and the wind’s imprints on desert sands, reflected in its name derived

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Cairo Government: Demolish Cultural Centers, Modernise Cairo

Featured, News / August 29, 2023

Historic Neighborhoods and Landmarks Face Demolition The vibrant streets and neighborhoods of Cairo, once steeped in history and culture, are undergoing a dramatic transformation as the government’s modernization plan sweeps through the city. Residents of the working-class areas are witnessing their homes, green spaces, archaeological treasures, and beloved cultural hubs vanish, igniting concerns about the

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Oldest Art Gallery Of India: 1 Lakh Year Old !

News / August 29, 2023

Introduction India, a land steeped in history and culture, boasts of numerous UNESCO World Heritage Sites that offer a window into its rich past. One such site is Bhimbetka, where cave paintings dating back 30,000 years offer a glimpse into the prehistoric art and early lives of humans. However, alongside the awe-inspiring artworks, a different

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Preserving Heritage Through Art: Odisha to have Dokra Arts Museum in next 2 months

News / August 29, 2023

In a significant move to celebrate and preserve the rich heritage of traditional Dokra art, the Odisha government is all set to unveil the Dokra Museum in the quaint village of Sadeibereni-Nabajibanpur in the Dhenkanal district. This endeavor, undertaken by the Department of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes, holds the promise of not only showcasing

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Morris Graves: Artworks Through Nature and Its Solace.

On This Day / August 28, 2023

The first modern painter of the Pacific Northwest to achieve national and international renown was Morris Graves, born in Fox Valley, Oregon, on August 28, 1910. More than just a painter, Graves was a spiritual seeker who represented his inner journey through his distinctive works of art. He attracted audiences for his distinctive artistic approach,

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From Soul to Spirit: The Story Of Ponduru Fabric

Columns, Room For More Art / August 28, 2023

Ponduru Khadi of Andhra Pradesh Nestled just 30 km away from Srikakulam district in Andhra Pradesh, the charming village of Ponduru holds a significant piece of our cherished history. It is here that Ponduru Khadi, a distinguished fabric beloved even by Mahatma Gandhi, finds its origins. The village exudes a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with

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