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How Art Museums Transform the Way We Think In a world dominated by constant digital stimulation, the simple act of standing before a piece of art in a quiet museum may be far more powerful than we realize. According to a new study from the University of Cambridge, visiting an art museum and contemplating the […]
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Christie’s to Feature Monumental Painting from Rubell Collection in May 2025 Marquee Week Sale Renowned contemporary artist Marlene Dumas is expected to make art history this May as her 1997 painting Miss January heads to auction at Christie’s New York. The emotionally charged work, estimated between $12 million and $18 million, is backed by a
Marlene Dumas’ Miss January Poised to Break Auction Record for a Living Female Artist Read More »
Villa Swagatam’s Residency A landmark initiative in the field of international cultural exchange, Villa Swagatam has announced the launch of its third call for applications for residencies across India, France, Bangladesh, and newly included Sri Lanka. Spearheaded by the French Institute in India and the French Embassy in India, the programme stands at the forefront
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National Endowment for the Arts Cancels Grants Amid Trump’s Proposal to Eliminate Federal Arts Funding The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) has made headlines after it canceled or withdrew numerous grant offers to arts organizations across the United States. This decision follows a significant budget proposal by President Donald Trump that seeks to eliminate
Neolithic Rock Art Found in Nalgonda’s Ramalingalagudem In a groundbreaking archaeological discovery, rock art dating back to the Neolithic period (6000–4000 BCE) has been uncovered in the Nalgonda district of Telangana. Archaeologist Dr. E Sivanagi Reddy and his team identified the engravings during an exploration of a hillock on the outskirts of Ramalingalagudem village in
Buried for 4,000 Years: Prehistoric Rock Art in Ramalingalagudem Astounds Experts Read More »
A panel discussion at the India International Centre brings Janieta Singh’s bold biography of F.N Souza and themes of feminism to the table. In an exciting panel held at the India International Centre, the book F.N. Souza: The Archetypal Artist became an icebreaker — it transformed taboo conversations into a public discourse. Anchored by veteran
Book Discussion at IIC turns the Lens on F.N. Souza’s Naked Women Read More »
Tate’s Turner Prize 2025 Nominees The Turner Prize 2025 shortlist has just been announced, and the lineup is nothing short of extraordinary. Four exceptional artists—Mohammed Sami, Rene Matić, Nnena Kalu, and Zadie Xa—have been nominated for the prestigious award. Their work spans a variety of media, from painting and sculpture to photography and immersive installations,
Meet the 2025 Turner Prize Nominees: Contemporary Art’s Boldest Voices Read More »
The Raza Foundation Invites Young Art Historians and Writers to Colloquium on Modern Indian Art In an exciting initiative to bridge generations through critical engagement with art, the Raza Foundation has announced a two-day colloquium, also called a seminar, dedicated to the lives and legacies of seven towering figures of modern Indian art. The event
‘CALL FOR INTEREST’ by The Raza Foundation for Art Writers Read More »
Ye in Controversy! Controversy is no stranger to Kanye West, now legally known as Ye. But his latest album cover for Cuck has reignited debates around artistic freedom, ethics, and unauthorised use of sensitive imagery. The centrepiece of the controversy? A powerful and provocative photograph taken by renowned Magnum photojournalist Peter van Agtmael was used
Kanye West’s Unauthorised Use of KKK Wedding Image Sparks Backlash Read More »
A New Chapter for the World’s Leading Contemporary Art Fair In a major shake-up of the global art world, Frieze, the powerhouse behind some of the world’s most prestigious art fairs and its namesake magazine, has been sold to a new events and experiences company founded by Ari Emanuel, the Hollywood mogul and former CEO
Frieze Sold to Ari Emanuel in $200 Million Deal Ahead of New York Art Week Read More »