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UNESCO and Interpol’s Virtual Museum of Stolen Cultural Objects Nears Reality

Introduction In a major development, UNESCO (The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) has taken a significant step forward in the creation of a virtual museum dedicated to stolen cultural objects. Partnering with Interpol and securing initial funding from Saudi Arabia, this museum aims to raise global awareness about the illicit trafficking of cultural […]

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Indian Art Forms as Soft Power: How Indian Art Forms Contribute to India’s Influence Abroad.

What is Soft Power? In its fundamental essence, ‘power’ encapsulates the capacity to effect change and exert influence over others, persuading them to act in ways they might not have independently chosen. These insights are drawn from the scholarly work of Joseph Nye, a political activist in the 1980s, at Harvard University, who delved into

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Pune to Host First-Ever ‘Korean Special Art Exhibition’ in Commemoration of 50 Years of India-Korea Diplomatic Ties

Introduction Pune, a city known for its rich cultural heritage and art appreciation, is set to host a unique and captivating art exhibition, celebrating the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between India and Korea. The ‘Korean Special Art Exhibition’ promises to be a remarkable event, showcasing the works of 30 prominent Korean artists. Here’s a

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India’s First Online Art Museum for Children – CAMI for children, by the children, and of the children

Introduction In a society where the arts are frequently viewed as privileged and inaccessible, Manya Roongta and Krish Nawal, two young visionaries, have made a daring move to reverse the perception. The Children’s Art Museum of India (CAMI), their creation, is not just another museum; it is a ground-breaking online resource made specifically with children

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India Art Fair 2024: Scaling Up, Spotlighting Modernists, and Supporting Emerging Artists

India Art Fair, one of the country’s most prominent annual art events, will return to New Delhi in February 2024. The post-pandemic 2023 edition of the fair was the largest to date. The 15th edition next year will be even larger in scale and ambition. Evolution of India Art Fair in Recent Years in Terms

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“What Were You Wearing?”: An Intersection of Activism and Art

Art, Socially Art has a way of speaking where words fall silent. When involved in movements and messaging, it amplifies the voices of the individuals involved, ensuring the cause reaches a wider audience. It can also be a form of action that encourages unlearning, critiques concepts considered unquestionable, and actively initiates conversations where new learning

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