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Balancing Iconic Architecture with Practicality: A Discussion on Cost, Sustainability, and Cultural Integrity with Architect Amitabh Sarma (Part-2)

Samvaad / March 13, 2024

Welcome to Samvaad, where art meets conversation, and inspiration knows no bounds. Here we engage in insightful conversations with eminent personalities from the art fraternity. Through Samvaad, Abir Pothi aims to create a platform for thought-provoking discussions, providing readers with an exclusive glimpse into the creative processes, inspirations, and experiences of these creative individuals. From […]

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Architect Amitabh Sarma Reflects on Evolution of Design: From Manual to Digital, Embracing Change Essential for Professional Growth (Part-1)

Featured, Samvaad / March 12, 2024

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Women Outspend Men in Art Collecting: Median Spending Hits $72,500 in 2023, Finds Survey

art market / March 12, 2024

In the traditionally male-dominated realm of art collecting, a notable shift is underway. Recent data from Dr. Clare McAndrew’s Art Basel and UBS Survey of Global Collecting in 2023 reveals a significant uptick in the participation and influence of female collectors. While male collectors often grab headlines for extravagant purchases, McAndrew’s findings underscore a growing

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All The World’s A Stage For Pen and Ink Drawings

Columns / March 11, 2024

When creating an artwork, an artist tends to think of what medium best serves their purpose. Neither must it be too rigid to limit the artist’s expression, nor too free-flowing to extend outside the canvas. While some artists are ecstatic about creating black-and-white drawings, others place their trust in pen and ink drawings. From small

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Sotheby’s Expands Reach to Tap into Growing Indian Art Collector Market

art market, Editor's Pick, News / March 11, 2024

Introduction The art world has long been a realm of sophistication and exclusivity, but recent trends indicate a shifting landscape, particularly in India. With a burgeoning class of young art enthusiasts and an increasing comfort with art investment, British auction house Sotheby’s is strategically positioning itself to cater to this evolving market. Catering to Young

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How Does Perception of Time and Space Evolve from Childhood Wonder to Adult Realities?

Columns, Featured / March 9, 2024

As I stepped into the familiar embrace of Sohrabh Bhaiya’s family after two decades, a rush of nostalgia engulfed me like a warm wave. Sohrabh Bhaiya and Tinku Didi, once towering figures of my childhood, had completed their schooling when my own educational journey had just begun. The reunion was nothing short of a jubilant

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10 Best Examples of Adaptive Re-Use of Historic Buildings and Monuments Throughout the World

Architecture, Do You Know?, Room For More Art / March 9, 2024

Introduction Adaptive reuse has gained increased attention due to its ability to protect heritage while utilising existing resources. This strategy is socially and economically responsible as well. It comprises transforming an existing structure into a new useful shape while maintaining its original integrity. Adaptive reuse has several advantages, including positive effects on the environment, society,

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Art Centrix Space Celebrates Iterum: An Immersive Journey into Transience with the Works of Rahul Jain and Gunjan Arora

News / March 9, 2024

Art Centrix Space presents ‘Iterum’, an ongoing exhibition curated by Monica Jain, founder and director of the gallery. Iterum, currently open for viewing until March 30th, 2024, offers an exploration of transience through the unusual textile works of acclaimed artists Rahul Jain and Gunjan Arora. Breaking away from conventional norms, Iterum transcends traditional norms, where

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Cultural Legacy of Fort Kochi: History, Art and the Timeless Charm

Do You Know? / March 8, 2024

Fort Kochi is one of the earliest European settlements in India, dominated and inhabited by European settlers since the 16th century. In the shape of bungalows, street houses, significant structures, and bazaars, the Portuguese, Dutch, and British left a lasting effect of their cultural signature on the region. As prominent historical landmarks with importance to

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Architect Ashish Agarwal: Home Buying and Designing in India – A Journey as Emotional as a Wedding (Part-4)

Samvaad / March 8, 2024

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