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The Master’s Pupil: A Hand Painted Video Game Through the Eyes of Claude Monet

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Set in the artworks of Claude Monet, this Handpainted Video Game Took 7 years to be created by artist Pat Naoum.  In an age dominated by rapidly advancing technology and instant gratification, a testament to the power of dedication and craftsmanship has emerged in the form of “The Master’s Pupil.” This captivating hand-painted puzzle adventure […]

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Pioneering Perspectives: The Unsung Heroines of the Mexican Mural Movement

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  “I am completely primitive and savage. I love freedom above all.” – Aurora Reyes Introduction Emerging in the wake of the Mexican Revolution, the Mexican muralism movement proved revolutionary in its essence. This dynamic movement not only ushered in fresh concepts and perspectives but, crucially, democratized art, making it accessible to all. Distinguished by

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Crafting Divinity: Pichwai Tradition and its Artistic and Devotional Resonance

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Revered Art of Pichwai Originating in Nathdwara, near Udaipur, Rajasthan, pichwai is a devotional custom where cloth is painted with revered images and hung behind the deity. This practice emerged in the 17th-century shrine of Nathdwara when an idol of Krishna was moved from Mathura during Aurangzeb’s reign. “Pichwai,” which translates to “that which hangs

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Purveyors of Indian History: The Portraits of Manchershaw F. Pithawalla

Artist Profile, Featured /

Portraiture has a unique place in the history of art. By looking at who was portrayed, and how, one is able to gain insights into social, cultural, and political history. Despite the fact that portraiture has been an art form available to us since antiquity, the form really gained prominence during the Renaissance as a

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Mumbai’s Latest Art Gallery IKKO: Where Art and Design Converge in a Transformative Fusion

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INTRODUCTION the term “IKKO” emerges, emanating from the Punjabi word “Ek,” signifying “One.” This fusion of art and design embodies an artist’s vision through the lens of a designer, offering a unique platform for curated exhibits that transcend conventional boundaries. The brainchild of experts, designers, and architects spanning the nation, IKKO invites all to a

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“My Work Has Been Used in AI More Than Picasso” says the AI Artist

Artificial Intelligence, News /

AI’s Unforeseen Impact on Artists The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) is undeniably transforming various aspects of our lives, including the world of art. However, for digital artist Greg Rutkowski, the rise of AI has presented significant challenges. Rutkowski, known for his work in games like Dungeons and Dragons and Magic: The Gathering, has discovered

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Ms Laila Tyabji: Reviving and Reinventing Indian Handicrafts Through Dastkar initiative

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Ms Laila Tyabji is a designer, writer, and the founder and Chairperson of Dastkar, a Society for Craftspeople. She has been working in the craft and innovation sector since 1978. In 2012, she was awarded the “Padma Shri” for her extensive contributions to Indian handicrafts. Ms Laila is the second-ever recipient and the first Asian

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Chicago’s Kavi Gupta Gallery is Being Sued by Artist Jeffrey Gibson, Who Claims He is Owed More Than $600,000

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Introduction Renowned artist Jeffrey Gibson, set to represent the United States at the 2024 Venice Biennale, has filed a lawsuit against his former gallery, Kavi Gupta, claiming that the gallery has withheld over $600,000 in owed funds. The legal battle sheds light on a dispute over the terms of their agreement and the investments made

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Know Our Jury for Abir India’s First Take 2023: Shampa Shah

First Take 2023 /

The seventh edition of Abir India’s First Take 2023 is in the selection process. ‘First Take’ gives space for rising young artists across India is now become guiding lights in the contemporary Indian Art scene. The response to the open call of Abir India’s First Take 2023 alone signifies a tempting story of this remarkable

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Exploring the Distinctive Threads: The Nuances of American and English Comics (Part-2)

Columns, Comics and Graphics, Featured /

INTRODUCTION The world of comics is a captivating realm where artistic expression and storytelling converge to create vibrant narratives that captivate readers across the globe. Within this realm, two distinct traditions, American comics and English comics, stand as pillars of creativity and innovation. While they share the common medium of sequential art, these traditions exhibit

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