As we bid farewell to the year 2023, it’s a solemn moment to reflect on the profound losses that marked this chapter. Throughout the year, we witnessed the departure of legends whose contributions spanned diverse realms, leaving an indelible impact on the art world. The year 2023 became a canvas of remembrance, honouring the legacies […]
Artist Chandrapal Panjre was raised in rural India and revitalises an age-old custom by using his style of expression, the Katha creating. Katha-making, a generation-spanning craft rooted in the ageless essence of rural living, repurposes discarded items like kurtas, sarees, blankets, scarves, and dhotis by the careful use of needle and thread, weaving it into
Monika Thesiya takes us on an enthralling trip into the world of abstract expressionism. Dry pastels are her preferred medium; they are a flexible tool that she uses to express her creativity as she skilfully turns blank canvases into colourful, expressive creations. Thesiya embraces the freedom that abstract art affords, freeing herself from boundaries and
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Nancy Spero, a famous American visual artist who lived from 1926 to 2009, made significant contributions to modern art, particularly in feminism and political activism. She was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and attended the Chicago School of the Art Institute. In Spero’s work, themes of gender, power, violence, and the human body were often tackled.
Norman Rockwell was an illustrator and painter from America. Rockwell, born in New York City in 1894, has always desired to be an artist. Rockwell started attending The New York School of Art as a 14-year-old student, and he graduated from high school two years later, in 1910, to pursue art studies at The National
A pomegranate is a delightful fruit. Not only does it taste great and is packed with health benefits, but the vibrant fruit also has several connotations associated with it. In Greek mythology, pomegranate is considered as the fruit of the dead, having been born of ‘Adonis’ blood. It is also synonymous with marriage, fertility, and
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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
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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
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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
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