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Introduction The advent of modern amenities in Indian households has significantly transformed the lives of women, reshaping their roles and enhancing their empowerment. Among these amenities, modern kitchens, toilets, and bedrooms stand out as powerful tools that have played a crucial role in elevating the status of women in contemporary India. These facilities go beyond […]
Drawing on black paper allows artists to explore contrasts, shadows, and highlights in ways that traditional white paper cannot replicate. This unconventional approach to artistry allows for striking compositions, where light emerges from the darkness and intricate details come alive with each stroke of the pencil or cut of the blade. In this article, we
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Jagdish Swaminathan’s critique of Plato represents a significant departure from conventional Western philosophical frameworks, advocating instead for a perspective deeply rooted in decolonisation and inclusivity of diverse ideas. This perspective was highlighted in a recent tribute event at the India International Centre, commemorating Swaminathan’s enduring influence on Indian art and intellectual thought. At the event,
Jagdish Swaminathan a devout artist and mentor to many known names in the art fraternity. Swamiji to me is one of the greatest names in the art world – not only as an artist but someone who brought the entire art community together. As an activist, poet, art critic, artist and above all a Guru,
Eyewear has changed substantially since its inception as a mere necessity for persons with visual impairments. Today, it is an essential part of fashion and personal style. Eyewear fashion has evolved from the traditional round frames of the 1920s to today’s avant-garde shield sunglasses, showing a wide range of design modifications over the decades. Let’s
Looking Through the Eyeglass: Tracing the Eyewear Evolution Read More »
Fathers have a different chemistry with their children than the mothers. But we need both of them in our lives, as they fulfill our needs & desires, and shower us with love. Father’s Day, which is celebrated annually on 16 June is a special occasion dedicated to honouring fathers and celebrating the paternal bonds that
Make Father’s Day Special Drawing for Your #1 Fan Read More »
Did you consume Marvel’s universe as frantically as we did? Are you a fan of the legendary Avenger, Captain America? Do you want to learn how to draw this iconic superhero? If the answer to all three questions were affirmative we’ve got you covered. In this step-by-step guide, we’ll walk you through the entire process
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We’ve all been enthralled with the beauty of nature. Whenever we get a chance, we aspire to break free from the concrete jungles, only to find ourselves amidst the tall trees and towering mountain peaks. Whether you trek or sit idle is totally up to you. But we suggest you immortalise this moment and make
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In the middle of a population that was growing to over two million people in the busy metropolis of mid-1800s London, social scientist and journalist Henry Mayhew began an interesting study of the working and nonworking poor in the city. The “cats’-meat men” were vendors of boiling horseflesh who catered to the city’s feline populace.
We all know of the tales of India’s colonisation by the Britishers. We also know of the mutiny of 1857, which incited discontent amongst the Indian population. There were many freedom fighters, among them was Bhagat Singh. His iconic image, immortalized in photographs and sketches, serves as a powerful symbol of resistance and determination. In
Revolution in Progress: Drawing of Bhagat Singh Read More »