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René Magritte: Rebel in Surrealism, Prophet in Art, Mystic in Poetic Images

  “The painter’s art, as I see it, is about making poetic images visible.” René Magritte Who invent surrealistic Art is a challenging question in art history. Most artists have some layer of surrealism, and most artworks play ambiguous roles in human expressive history. Which elements can people easily understand, from clouds, pipes, bowler hats,

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Samvaad: Conversations with Umang Hutheesing (Part V of VI)

Welcome to Samvaad, where art meets conversation, and inspiration knows no bounds. Here we engage in insightful conversations with eminent personalities from the art fraternity. Through Samvaad, Abir Pothi aims to create a platform for thought-provoking discussions, providing readers with an exclusive glimpse into the creative processes, inspirations, and experiences of these creative individuals. From

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Of Brushes and Poems: The Eclecticism of Gieve Patel

  In an interview with the poet Arundhati Subramanium, the artist Gieve Patel talked about a phrase from Wassily Kandinsky’s book ‘Concerning the Spiritual in Art’ that has informed his artistic practice as a painter and a writer. Kandinsky’s mandate suggests, “Write when you feel an inner need or don’t.” Born on 18th August 1940,

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Charlotte York’s Art Dealing Journey Unfolds in Latest Episode of “And Just Like That…”

Introduction If you’ve ever wondered how Charlotte York, the beloved character from the iconic TV series “Sex and the City,” would fare in the world of art dealing, the latest episode of the spin-off series “And Just Like That…” offers a glimpse. The episode showcases a scene where Charlotte engages in selling art, highlighting the

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A Watched New York Gallery Reopens with Performance Art and a Smoke-Filled Cafe

A steady line formed on Avenue A at the corner of 9th Street on Thursday night, braving a torrential downpour, all for a singular purpose: to attend the opening of “The Café.” This intriguing event marked the first show at O’Flaherty’s in nearly a year, a distinctive artist-run space known for its blend of art,

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Ancient Christian Mosaic Controversy: Potential Loan to American Museum Sparks Concerns

Introduction An ancient Christian mosaic of significant archaeological importance is currently at the center of controversy, as discussions unfold about the possibility of loaning it to a controversial American museum. The Megiddo Mosaic, a 3rd-century floor depicting an early reference to Jesus as God, holds both historical and religious significance. This mosaic, believed to be

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