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World Environment Day: Celebrating Land Art and Nature’s Beauty

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Vaishnavi Srivastava June 5th marks World Environment Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness and encouraging action for the protection and preservation of our planet. As we reflect on the importance of environmental conservation, it is worth exploring the unique and thought-provoking realm of art and its relationship with nature. In particular, the artistic movement […]

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27-year Partnership Between the British Museum and BP Ends.

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Pratiksha Shome Environmentalists have hailed the British Museum’s decision to sever its 27-year collaboration with the fossil fuel firm BP as a win. After decades of philanthropic links with organisations like the Tate and the National Portrait Gallery, this represents BP’s abrupt exit from the British art scene. There are no further contracts or agreements

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Artist Jesse Draxler on His New Solo Show, Which Feeds Off of His Dark and Mysterious Inner World: “It’s the Snake Eating Its Own Tail”

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Pratiksha Shome Jesse Draxler, an artist, has gone all out to set up his most recent exhibition at Naked Eye Studio in Los Angeles.  Through June 7, “U&I” features a variety of his works, including painted panels, conceptual sculptures, and digital media, all of which are placed in a setting that the artist himself conceptualised

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Historical Background of Graffiti and Street Art in India

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Kritika Verma I knew little about street art or traditional Graffiti when I began working on this thesis. I needed to immerse myself in the street art scene to understand it from an insider’s perspective. This method helped me better understand the relationships between individuals, art, and public spaces. I began communicating with street artists

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Absolute Tuesdays Auction: A Golden Opportunity to Acquire Masterpieces by Renowned Artists

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 Iftikar Ahmed Art enthusiasts and collectors are in for a treat this Tuesday as an exclusive window of 12 hours presents a captivating opportunity to bid on a remarkable selection of 50 lots featuring works by esteemed artists. This extraordinary event, known as the Absolute Tuesdays Auction, will showcase pieces by iconic figures such as

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The Collector’s Guide to Tax and Art: How and Why Does One Invest In Art and Manage the Tax Risks?

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Shweta K. The intricate fabric of India’s diverse cultural and social traditions best comes alive in art, which reveals its unending, fascinating stories. In fact, art in all its avatars has for centuries now been an undeniable cornerstone of our rich and varied cultural heritage. Over the years, art has captivated the interest of innumerable

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Poland Has Received a 16th-century Baroque Painting That Was Stolen by the Nazis

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PratikshaShome The Associated Press reported on Wednesday that a 16th-century painting known as Madonna with Child that is credited to the baroque painter Alessandro Turchi has returned to Poland after being stolen by Nazis during World War II. The artwork, one of 600 pieces that have been returned to Poland since the war and discovered

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An AI “Camera” that Creates Images Using your Geolocation Data, Unveiled by a Danish artist.

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Pratiksha Shome According to Bjrn Karmann’s website, the Paragraphica camera generates a stream of text that is then transformed into a “photo” using censors and geolocation information, including weather data. The red item, which according to the photography website Digital Camera World resembles a TV aerial crammed where the lens should be, substitutes the lens

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