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Archaeologists Discover Lost 9,000-Year-Old Aboriginal Rock Art Style in Australia’s Kimberley Region

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Aboriginal Rock Art Style Courtesy - Medium

A Breakthrough in Understanding Australia’s Ancient Artistic Legacy Amid the ochre-stained cliffs and remote cave systems of northeastern Australia’s Kimberley region, archaeologists have made a discovery reshaping our understanding of Aboriginal art history. A previously unclassified style of rock art, now termed Linear Naturalistic Figures (LNF), has emerged as a distinct and culturally rich form […]

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Arpita Singh at Serpentine Gallery: Honouring Feminist Art Pioneer

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Arpita singh retrospective in London with serpentine North Gallery

The First International Exhibition in Arpita Singh’s Journey to Global Acclaim is a historical Milestone in Indian Art.  The Serpentine North Gallery in London is running a Solo retrospective exhibition titled Remembering, showcasing the powerful and evocative works of Arpita Singh, a renowned Indian Contemporary Artist.This collection highlights Singh’s remarkable career and her journey into

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Ritika Aurora’s Debut Solo Exhibition Celebrates Women and Nature

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Through evocative pieces Ritika Aurora brings themes of femininity and nature’s transformative power to Bikaner House, New Delhi Ritika Aurora, an accomplished artist and mentor at the Milan Art Institute USA, presents her debut solo exhibition ‘A Force of Nature’. Curated by Georgina Maddox, this evocative showcase at Kalamkaar Gallery blends figurative and semi-abstract styles

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King Charles III’s India-Inspired Art to Debut at Buckingham Palace

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AI generated artwork of Indian palaces Courtesy - DevDiscouse

King Charles III’s Travel Art From Jodhpur’s Lake Palace Will Be Showcased in the UK Bal Samand Lake Palace in Jodhpur is planning a special exhibition at Buckingham Palace. It will honour King Charles III’s international travels and will open in July. Entitled ‘The King’s Tour Artists,’ the exhibition will feature over 70 items from

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Behind the Creative Mind of ‘Stree’, Akshita Hans and Story of Spaces

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A true powerhouse of talent, Architect Akshita Hans, has made a name for herself in the design world with her company, ‘Story of Spaces,’ located in Delhi. Her path to this success is truly interesting, as she initially spent seven years in Mumbai designing sets for Bollywood movies, which she credits for her entrepreneurial leap.

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Anita Dube Finally Speaks Out. But Is It Too Little, Too Late?

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Anita Dube Breaks Silence: Artist Responds to Copyright Allegations In the ongoing controversy surrounding the use of poet Aamir Aziz’s protest poem Sab Yaad Rakha Jayega in her latest art exhibition, acclaimed visual artist Anita Dube has finally issued a personal statement, offering her side of the story and calling for reflection over retribution. In

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A Color Beyond Reality: Only Five Humans Have Ever Seen ‘Olo’

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Olo Color Courtesy - NewsBytes

Olo: The Newest Discovery Researchers have discovered a new colour which only 5 people have seen thus far. Named ‘olo‘, the “remarkable” findings were released in Science Advances. The colour is reminiscent of peacock blue or teal, with its saturation levels deemed “off-the-charts.” Prof Ren Ng, one of the study’s co-authors from the University of

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He Painted With the Renoir and Debussy—So Why Don’t We Know His Name?

Artist Profile /
Henry Lerolle. The Organ Rehearsal (1885). Courtesy - The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Who was Artist Henry Lerolle? Born on October 3, 1848, in Paris, artist Henry Lerolle was the second son of Adele-Edme Delaroche and Pierre Lerolle, a bronze manufacturer, engraver and landscape painter. Henry began studying the violin at a very young age with Edouard Colón. He was a music prodigy. At the age of sixteen,

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