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Introduction Kenneth Johnson is a master craftsman in the world of metal storytelling, telling tales with his elaborate jewellery designs. Johnson is a talented metalsmith of Muscogee/Seminole descent and a modern Native American designer. He has over 30 years of experience in the field and has made a lasting impression on the jewellery artistry community. […]
Rooted in immense diversity, our culture has a truly distinctive design language. From vibrant art forms which seamlessly intertwine with our rich heritage, to our world-renowned textiles. From the printed textiles of Jaipur, Sanganer, and Bagh to the exquisite embroideries and weaving traditions, such as Banarasi brocade and the opulent kanjivarams from the south, our
In the dichotomy of home and college, Mahima Katiwal finds a canvas for her unique artistic exploration. While her ventures seldom extend beyond these familiar confines, her attention is magnetically drawn to the myriad objects that inhabit these spaces. It’s a conscious choice not to meander through the city or seek solace in recreational areas;
Everyday Elegance: Mahima Katiwal’s Artistic Ode to Familiar Spaces and Overlooked Charm Read More »
I remember being 8 years old and collecting my popsicle sticks in the hope that one day I would make a crafty decor out of it. Alas, that dream never saw fruition. If you’re one such individual who is obsessed with the idea of making something crafty and pretty out of these silly little sticks,
How to Make A Popsicle Stick Wall Decor: Ideas and Steps Read More »
In the intimate dance between chaos and rhythm, artist Ravi Morya finds his true self. Within the confines of his studio, he becomes a perpetual motion, ceaselessly traversing from one corner to another, eschewing stillness with an unyielding fervor. His artistic journey unfolds as a chaotic odyssey, a pilgrimage through the realms of messiness, unpredictability,
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Postponed Opening The eagerly anticipated Museum of Sex, a beloved institution from New York, is facing a delay in its Miami debut. Originally slated to open during Miami Art Week, the Florida outpost will now welcome visitors in January. Despite the setback, the museum promises a blend of wet, wild, and scholarly exhibits that aim
Sculptor Karl Antao, born in 1966 in Mumbai, is currently attracting art enthusiasts with his recent exhibition at Gallery Espace, a showcase that runs until January 6, 2024. Antao’s journey in art began with the completion of his Bachelor of Fine Arts from Sir J. J School of Applied Arts, Mumbai, in 1991. Since then,
Ephemeral Echoes: Karl Antao’s Artistic Alchemy Reverberates at Gallery Espace Read More »
In a quite riveting exhibit of artworks ranging across seven themes, art bazaars, workshops and thought-provoking panel discussions, the ‘India Art, Architecture and Design Biennale’, a first of its kind, indulged its audience with the works of over 90 artists from across the country. The first edition of the biennale opened its doors to the
The Vietnam War tremendously influenced the subject matter of artistic expression during and after the war, making it essential for American art. Widespread resistance and protests within the United States characterised the Vietnam War. Artists protested against the war and engaged in political activity through their work as part of the more significant counterculture movement.
The Artistic Evolution: How the Vietnam War Transformed American Art Read More »
There’s no place like home. If you’re lucky enough to have a place to call home, you must not compromise in decorating it as your own. And what better way to make a place feel yours than embellishin’ it with memories. Picture walls or Gallery Walls are a great way to make a new house
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