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Unfolding Dreams Since 2016: Tracing the Journey of Abir India’s First Take

Featured, First Take 2023 /

As we stand at the threshold of yet another edition of Abir India’s First Take, it’s a fitting moment to reflect on the remarkable journey this initiative has undertaken. The annual celebration of artistic talent, creativity, and expression has grown from its humble beginnings to become a significant milestone for emerging artists across India. From […]

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Museum Relabels Emperor Elagabalus’ Pronouns, Acknowledging Her Status as a Trans Woman.

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The North Hertfordshire Museum is set to relabel information on Emperor Elagabalus with she/her pronouns acknowledging the fact that she was a trans woman. The museum has claimed to consult an LGBTQ+ charity ‘Stonewall’ and a spokesperson of the museum said it is “only polite and respectful to be sensitive to identifying pronouns for people

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Abir India’s Annual Fest ‘First Take’ Starts November 24th.

Featured, First Take, First Take 2023 /

Abir India, a charitable trust dedicated to nurturing and promoting artistic talent, connects artists with patrons both within India and internationally. Started in 2016 by Ruby Jagrut, an advocate for natural dyes who is located in Ahmedabad focuses on showcasing the work of young artists from various regions of urban and rural India, Abir provides platforms for virtual

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José Clemente Orozco: Art of Political Murals and Social Revolution in Mexico

Artist Profile, Columns, Featured /

Renowned Mexican painter and muralist José Clemente Orozco (1883–1949) is well-known for his important contributions to the Mexican muralism movement. Orozco, who was born in Zapotlán, Jalisco, Mexico, on November 23, 1883 (today Ciudad Guzmán), was a key figure in the creative and cultural revival that followed the Mexican Revolution (1910-1920). Orozco, Diego Rivera, and

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This is Your Sign to Use Charcoal Powder for Drawing: A Comprehensive Beginner’s Guide

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An artwork always starts with an idea. It is the auteur’s will to express his innermost thoughts, which dictates their subject. To realize their vision, an artist has many tools at their disposal. They may work with oil paints, pencils, acrylic, even ceramic or metals. In some cases, they nurture their expression via charcoal powder.

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Jaya Jaitly and Dimple Bahl Launch Exquisite Book on India’s Graphic Heritage at NIFT Delhi’s Spectacular Pre-Launch

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A pre-launch event at the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) in Delhi gave professionals and design enthusiasts an early look at a ground-breaking book that revealed the intricate details of India’s rich history in design. Titled “Inspirations For Graphic Design For India,” the book,  officially launched, preceded by a lecture into the intricate world

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AstaGuru’s “International Iconic” Auction Showcases Masterpieces by Global Modernists

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In a bold departure from the norm, AstaGuru, a prominent auction house known for its emphasis on Indian art, is set to host a groundbreaking event titled “International Iconic” on November 23-24. This auction will feature an impressive collection of works by renowned international modernists, challenging the perceived partiality of the Indian art market. The

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Artists Raise Humanitarian Concerns for Gaza Amidst War between Israel and Hamas

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Gaza, the largest prison in the world, is being transformed into an abattoir. The word Strip (from Gaza Strip) is being drenched with blood, as happened sixty-five years ago to the word ghetto. –John Berger (2009)  We are living in a time of war, where Israeli troops are waging a military campaign against the Palestinian

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