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The Festival’s performing and visual arts and crafts sections offer a deep dive into the cultural idiom of the Indian subcontinent The sixth physical edition of the Serendipity Arts Festival, scheduled between December 15 to December 23 at Panjim, Goa has announced its eclectic programming across diverse disciplines of the Performing, Visual, Culinary and Performance […]
In a first of its kind, The Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre is set to host a Pop Art Exhibition titled “POP: FAME, LOVE AND POWER”, Starting December 1st to February 11th, 2024. The exhibit will take place in the famed “Art House” of the cultural centre which is set aside as a space for
India’s First Ever Pop Art Exhibition to be Hosted at NMACC Read More »
Turkish carpets, sometimes called Anatolian carpets, are highly prized for their beautiful workmanship, vivid colours, and complex designs on a global scale. Turkey has a rich and ancient carpet-weaving heritage that dates back thousands of years. Turkish carpet weaving has a long and illustrious history of thousands of years. The elaborate patterns and techniques of
Unveiling the Timeless Artistry: The Rich Heritage and Craftsmanship of Turkish Carpets Read More »
South Asia’s biggest interdisciplinary art festival will kick off in Panjim, Goa on December 15, bringing together a diverse array of creative energies and dynamic programming Spanning across disciplines of the Performing, Visual, Culinary and Performance Arts and Craft, Serendipity Arts Festival 2023 is a showcase of India’s multifaceted cultural heritage that will unfold through
SAF 2023: Are You Ready for South Asia’s biggest interdisciplinary art festival? Read More »
Born on this day – November 28th, 1757 – William Blake, was a seminal figure in both literature and art. His life was characterised by both financial hardship and artistic talent. Recognized more as a poet posthumously, he defied the norms of his time, rejecting the formal precision of Neoclassical art and challenging the Enlightenment’s
Poetic Canvases and Brushed Verses: 11 Paintings By William Blake Read More »
American genre painter William Sidney Mount (1807–1868) is most known for his portrayals of everyday life in the middle of the 19th century, especially Long Island, New York, and rural and village scenes. On November 26, 1807, he was born in Setauket, New York. Mount had an excellent eye for the small nuances of country
William Sidney Mount: Catching the Tune of American Life and Music Read More »
“The problem with fantasy books is these things don’t normally exist, so you have to create them to give them a sense of reality” – Jim Kay When it comes to fiction, one of the prominent characteristics is the rich writing on the surroundings and characters in order for readers to visualize the scenes. Be
Harry Potter Book Illustrator Jim Kay – On Drawing Children and Magical Creatures. Read More »
Are we able to identify an architect? A skilled and certified individual who coordinates, plans, and directs the construction of buildings and other structures. Architects are in charge of designing environments that satisfy their clients’ demands and requirements while being aesthetically beautiful, structurally sound, and practical. From single-family houses to expansive metropolitan complexes, architects are
Indian Architecture Masters: A Guide to Design, Sustainability, and Timeless Aesthetics Read More »
Whether it is to jot down our professor’s hasty dictation or to doodle at the corners of our notebooks, we have all used ball pens at one point or the other. But not everyone could have thought of transforming those doodles into a career. In this article, we will briefly discuss 7 artists who have
7 Ball Pen Artists Who Prove That Ball Pens are More than Just for Writing Read More »
Once Dr. B. N. Goswami showed me a catalogue of an exhibition of miniature artists from Lahore, showing in New York. He was enamoured of the strides taken by the modern miniature artists from the National College of Arts, Lahore, especially by the works of Shazia Sikander. The catalogue exposed me to an altogether new
Dr. B. N. Goswami: Bringing Miniature Art Out of the Folios of the Past Read More »