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Many outstanding woman painters have broken social expectations and made important contributions to the art world throughout history. This list highlights the inventiveness and skill of strong female artists who surmounted hardship to produce timeless works of art that still influence and inspire the art world today. 1. Georgia O Keeffe The famed American artist […]
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Introduction Michael Borremans, an artist whose name often sparks intrigue and fascination in the art world, has gained both critical acclaim and controversy throughout his career. With a unique and enigmatic style, Borremans has left a significant mark on the art scene, igniting discussions about his work, influence, and, at times, his controversial subject matter.
Michael Borremans: Artistry, Controversy, and Collaboration Read More »
Introduction In recent years, the question of restitution of artworks looted during the Nazi era has gained significant attention worldwide. While France has not been immune to these discussions, it has made notable strides in addressing this complex and often contentious issue. The 2018 report by David Zivie, who leads France’s Mission for the Search
Evolving Attitudes and Ongoing Challenges in Nazi-Era Art Restitution in France Read More »
10th October, ON THIS DAY The 29th death anniversary of the renowned artist SM Sultan is being observed in Narail district, Bangladesh, with great enthusiasm. This commemoration pays homage to an artistic luminary whose work and life continue to inspire generations. In a joint effort, the Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, the S.M. Sultan Foundation, and the
An Artist Ahead of His Time: Remembering SM Sultan on His 29th Death Anniversary Read More »
Hiraeth – A homesickness for a home you cannot return to or that never was. What is home? What was Amrita Sher-Gil’s longing? In her paintings, who or what was she grieving? Is it possible to create a ‘home’-a place and identity of our own despite all cultural and social responsibilities? A painter, a rebel,
Hiraeth: A Tale of Amrita Sher-Gil Read More »
Introduction Denver-based artist Topher Straus found himself in an unexpected and challenging situation when he was on a spontaneous trip to Tel Aviv, Israel. His journey, initially aimed at working on a painting for an upcoming convention, took an unexpected turn as conflict erupted within hours of his arrival. Inspiration Amidst Uncertainty Straus expressed his
American Artist’s Journey in Israel Amidst Conflict: From Inspiration to Uncertainty Read More »
In the stretched land of philosophical thought, few figures loom as large as Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel. His philosophical opus, characterised by its dialectical tradition, unveils an intriguing conceptual centrepiece – “The Idea.” This overarching construct stands as the linchpin of Hegelian philosophy, akin to the most vital puzzle piece within the intricate mosaic of
The Pursuit of Truth: Hegel’s ‘The Idea’ and the Role of Art in Intellectual Exploration Read More »
Introduction The heat and the sun of the summer months are gone, the nights come in and the wind has a cold edge, but the beauty of autumn is just beginning… One of the defining characteristics of the season is the new colours that fill the landscape with falling leaves turning red, yellow and orange.
11 Famous Autumn Paintings to Check-Out this Season Read More »
Introduction The West Bengal Transport Corporation (WBTC) has embarked on a unique initiative to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Kolkata’s iconic tramways and the recognition of Durga Puja as an intangible cultural heritage. Special trams with revamped interiors and exteriors have been introduced, paying homage to Bengal’s greatest festival. These trams will run from Tollygunge
Kolkata’s Iconic Trams Get a Durga Puja Makeover Read More »
Tribal artists from 11 States are arriving in batches in Visakhapatnam to complete their works before they are transported to the Tribal Freedom Fighters Museum coming up at Tajangi, near Lambasingi in Chintapalli mandal Walking through the hills and valleys of Chintapalli and motoring up the winding dirt roads of the interior areas of the
Tribal Art forms to be Displayed at the Museum at Tajangi in Andhra Pradesh Read More »