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An exhibition by alumni of IMMERSE by Somaiya Vidyavihar University Method Delhi is proud to present an exhibition by alumni of IMMERSE by Somaiya Vidyavihar University titled – Formation & Fracture on going till 3rd August,2025 Formation & Fracture brings together 13 alumni of the IMMERSE Fellowship to explore the delicate tension between making and […]
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In today’s fast-paced world, the concept of a home temple design holds profound significance for many individuals, providing a sanctuary for spiritual contemplation and devotion within the comfort of one’s residence. From traditional wooden designs to contemporary marble masterpieces, the evolution of home temple designs reflects a blend of cultural heritage and modern aesthetics. This
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Introduction Tucked away in a quiet lane of Mumbai’s bustling Malabar Hill stands the Framji Dadabhoy Alpaiwalla Museum, a unique institution unlike any other in the world. As the only museum dedicated solely to Parsi-Zoroastrian history and culture, it is both a time capsule and a wake-up call. With the Parsi population in India dwindling
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Khanna’s deep commitment to the pictorial space was not to be confined by the limits of the easel. He got an opportunity to break free of this confinement. Sometime in the early 80s, the chairman of ITC showed him the blank, dome like space of about 4000 square feet on the ceiling of ITC Maurya,
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Dan Ostermiller, a native of Colorado-born in 1956, was deeply immersed in the world of taxidermy from a young age, thanks to his family legacy. His father, a renowned taxidermist, had travelled the globe for his craft, performing surgeries on animals in Africa, India, Alaska, and Canada. Dan’s upbringing was steeped in taxidermy, and it
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Part Two The passage of time is always marked by the disappearance of that which once was. Whether through neglect, disinterest, or systemic erasure, the stories we fail to remember can be lost forever. Yet, in the practice of memory work, there exists a counterforce: a quiet persistence. This persistence, embodied in the work of
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Serendipity Arts is pleased to announce the selected participants for the ongoing eighth edition of the Serendipity Arts Residency, which began on 12 May 2025. The annual three-month residency, held at the Serendipity Arts Foundation in New Delhi, continues its commitment to nurturingemerging voices across disciplines and geographies. This year’s edition brings together five Artists-in-Residence
Investing in Art is a great idea though like any other form of investment this too has its advantages and risks. While earlier art was collected more like a passion, without a doubt art as an investment has gained popularity over time. The art market has diversified and with art investment growing in popularity and
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Top 10 Archaeological Sites In India India is a country rich in history and culture, and its archaeological sites provide witness to the extensive cultural legacy that has developed over many centuries. India’s ancient treasures provide a window into its varied past and range from exquisite temples and caves carved out of solid rock to
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Antoni Gaudi is considered the most significant Spanish architect and the most eminent exponent of Catalan Modernism in the late 19th century and early 20th century. Barcelona City is elegantly enfolded with Antoni Gaudi’s architectural beauties in the heart of Spanish life as their cultural essence. Mathematical aspects are the significant elements of Gaudi’s architectural
Antoni Gaudi: The Architect Who Sued His Clients and Won Read More »