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Pratiksha Shome Egyptian officials disallowed archaeologists from the Leiden National Museum of Antiquities from doing further excavations in the Saqqara necropolis after they offended them with their portrayal of ancient Egypt in the exhibition “Kemet: Egypt in Hip Hop, Jazz, Soul & Funk.” According to a leaked email from the chief of the Egyptian Antiquities […]
Pratiksha Shome The size of the human brain has increased thrice throughout the millions of years that it has been evolving, and behaviour has become exponentially more complex. Simple stone tools were all that the early, small-brained hominins (human family members) could produce. Later, more intelligent ancestors created more advanced tools and established more sophisticated
Tsuktiben Jamir The Downtown Minneapolis Street Art Festival is a highly acclaimed event that graces the heart of Minneapolis, USA, every year. This unique festival captures the essence of street art in all its vibrant forms, inviting locals and tourists to indulge in a captivating downtown art extravaganza. With its distinct charm, the festival unfolds
Indian 3D Artist SSR Krishna Invited to Renowned Street Art Festival in America Read More »
Tsuktiben Jamir Despite having hands and feet that resembled those of modern humans, Homo naledi, a hominin found in the Rising Star cave system in Africa’s Cradle of Humankind, had a brain that was just one-third the size of a modern human, a trait that experts had previously ascribed to a sign of the species’
Tsuktiben Jamir The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) has created a vast array of opportunities for us to play around with, as well as experiment and explore. People are now investigating the numerous tools and applications that AI technology offers to participate in exciting and creative endeavours due to its fast development. People are embracing
Chef Vikas Khanna’s Version of the Mona Lisa Enjoying Indian Food Read More »
Tsuktiben Jamir Children’s Art Museum of India (CAMI) was founded by Manya (16) and Krish (13) during the COVID-19 pandemic. With the pandemic came the lockdowns, and this put a stop to all activities outside the home. During this time, the duo came up with the idea of starting the Children’s Art Museum of India
Children’s Art Museum of India: For Children, By Children Read More »
Krispin Joseph PX Pieter Bruegel brings many things into his paintings: Netherlandish landscapes, peasant scenes, and their life. Bruegel brings this vast landscape with people, mainly peasants, into the subject of art. Bruegel’s subjects always carry extensive topics; sometimes, other elements, like proverbs and children’s play, bring the canvas. In Peter Bruegel’s time, religious subjects
Hidden Meaning of Bruegel’s Proverbs and Visual Narration of Human Folly Read More »
Tsuktiben Jamir Born in 1958, Peter Howson is a Scottish painter. He is well known for his stint as a British official war artist for the Imperial War Museum in 1993 during the Bosnian War. As a result, many of the paintings he produced show scenes of abhorrent depravity, such as rape, castration, and impaling.
The War Artist whose Paintings Terrified People Read More »
Tsuktiben Jamir The Great Exhibition Road Festival is held every summer in South Kensington, London, UK. It is a free festival honouring science and the arts. This year, it will take place on the 17th and 18th of June. It will feature a weekend of free scientific and arts events for people of all ages
Paint that Absorbs Pollutants Used in London Art Show Read More »
Pratiksha Shome Italy recently showed 750 artefacts that its Culture Ministry and heritage police agents had taken from the shut down business of convicted art dealer Robin Symes, believed to be worth $12.9 million. Clay vases, garment components, precious metals and jewels, weapons, tools, furniture, sarcophagi, burial urns, intricate mosaics, painted decorations, and a range