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Certification of art, part of the Art Law E-Book, is closely related to the economics of the art market and the integration of art into the formal investment landscape. Due to the various elements that affect how art is valued, such as its scarcity and the public’s perception of the artist, originality stands out as […]
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Bakery Prasad Illustrates a Shared Space Between Black History Legends and Dalit Community Icons. In the United States of America, February is celebrated as Black history month. To commemorate the long struggle of the African-American community in the states, the annual remembrance helps in keeping history alive and thriving and celebrating Black art and culture.
Framing The Black History Month With An Ambedkarite Vision. Read More »
SH Raza Paintings and Legacy: His Antim Show If you are curious about Modern Indian art masters, Raza Foundation’s Antima, an exhibition featuring SH Raza’s abstract art; last creation is sure to answer your question. Inaugurated by Prof. G.P. Talwar, the show can be viewed at the Shridharani Art Gallery, Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi
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Introduction Art mirrors society, with its cultural, historical and philosophical underpinning. One of the organising principles of Western art history has been the categorisation of the development of the arts into movements or “isms” such as Impressionism, Cubism and Surrealism, which represent identifiable styles, philosophies, and historical phases. Indian art, by contrast, is usually named
Next Gen Popcorn Buckets When ‘Dune: Part 1’ came out, the fans (including yours truly) went gaga over it. Frank Herbert must be delighted looking at a faithful adaptation of his beloved sci-fi novel series. Watching the film touched me in places I never knew existed (pun un-intended). As the cinematic masterpiece unfurled infront of
Renowned American architect Richard Meier is well-known for his modernist, white, streamlined structures. Meier, born in Newark, New Jersey, on October 12, 1934, is renowned worldwide for his sophisticated yet understated designs. In 1963, he established Richard Meier & Partners Architects LLP. His most well-known projects include the Getty Centre in Los Angeles, the Barcelona Museum
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The western state of Gujarat is known for being the home to the largest statue in the world — The Statue of Unity. But that’s not all that Gujarat has to offer. Gujarat is also the home to numerous artisans and craftsmen, whose regional art has taken the world by storm. One of them is
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Introduction In the realm of architectural wonders, castles stand as timeless testaments to human ingenuity and grandeur. From fortified strongholds to opulent residences, these structures narrate tales of history, culture, and power. Among them, the world boasts remarkable giants that have left indelible marks on landscapes and imaginations alike. Let’s embark on a virtual journey
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Austrian painters have long been celebrated for their contributions to the world of art, blending innovation with tradition to create captivating works that reflect the rich cultural heritage and diverse landscapes of Austria. From the vibrant streets of Vienna to the serene beauty of the Austrian Alps, these artists have drawn inspiration from their surroundings
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There are works of art waiting to be discovered around every corner of this world of artistic wonders in the centre of Paris. The city invites visitors to embark on a voyage through the pages of art history, from the recognisable halls of the Louvre to the quaint galleries of Montmartre. The best Parisian art museums will be discussed in this post; each
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