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Artists in the 90s: History, Aesthetics, and Capturing a Decade of Cultural Shifts

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Artists were essential in reflecting and influencing the ethos of the 1990s, a decade marked by a dramatic cultural shift. The 90s saw various powerful artistic movements, from the return of minimalist movements to the explosion of grunge to the ascent of hip-hop as a significant cultural force. This article examines the fundamental artistic movements, […]

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Sonal Ambani Addresses Gender Pay Inequality Through her Venice Biennale Installation

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At the ongoing Venice Biennale, sculptor Sonal Ambani is showcasing the installation titled ‘Slings & Arrows of Outrageous Fortune’ that stands as a poignant reflection on the persistent gender pay gap, an issue deeply rooted in the socio-economic fabric of societies around the world. This work is part of ‘Personal Structures’ 2024 –the biennial art

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Easy Meaningful Drawings From Plastic Pollution to Family Bonds

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In the vast world of art, drawings hold a unique power to convey emotions, messages, and stories. From simple sketches to intricate masterpieces, each stroke of the pencil or brush carries the artist’s intent and perspective. Among these myriad creations, meaningful drawings stand out, resonating deeply with viewers and impacting their hearts and minds. Easy

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8 Graffiti Artists Who Influenced Modern Street Art

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Graffiti artists, often wielding cans of spray paint like brushes on an urban canvas, are often controversial creators of modern street art. Their work dances between rebellion and expression, adorning city walls with a kaleidoscope of colours, intricate designs, and thought-provoking messages. Emerging from the underground to challenge conventional notions of art and public space,

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‘The Pollen Waits on its Tiptoe’ Satisfies Emotional Hunger Through Codified Rasas

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“Nahi Rasad rite kaschid arthah pravartate”: no meaningful idea is conveyed if the Rasa is not evoked.” Bharata Muni in Natyashastra “Rasa” refers to the emotive zests or essences evoked by a work of art. Bharata Muni, an ancient Indian sage, theorist, and scholar codified nine rasas, each signifying a different emotional state or sentiment.

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Who is Jeffrey Gibson and Why His Participation in Venice Biennale is a Big Deal For America?

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An incredible convergence is about to take place in the winding alleyways of Venice, where the echoes of centuries past reverberate through the canals. The lively rhythm of jingle dress dancers will greet 26 intertribal Native American artists from Oklahoma and Colorado on April 18. Their trip through the narrow streets of the city will

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Whitney Biennial Scrutinised for its Perceived Lack of Controversy and Radicalism

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Introduction The Whitney Biennial, often labeled as “safe” by critics, has long been scrutinized for its perceived lack of controversy and radicalism. However, the 2024 edition challenges this notion with a striking emphasis on video works and a poignant exploration of urgent political issues in American society. A Shift in Focus This year’s Biennial distinguishes

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