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Amidst Public Demand, the ‘Swadesh’ Exhibition at Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre Extended

Tsuktiben Jamir The Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC) in Mumbai is a pioneering multidisciplinary cultural facility in the field of the arts. It was founded by Nita Ambani with a vision to use a variety of art forms to conserve and promote India’s rich art, culture, and legacy. The NMACC brings together individuals from […]

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Taihang Xinyu Art Museum’s Architecture Designed by Wang Chong Studio Blend into the Natural Landscape

Tsuktiben Jamir The Taihang Xinyu Art Museum in China’s Henan Province employed China-based Wang Chong Studio, which employed a sloping roof and rustic stone walls to make it blend in with its mountainous surroundings. The museum is built around a former warehouse that has a view of Taihang Mountain and sits close to the Cangxi

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Can Indian Laws Safeguard our Artists in the Age of Artificial Intelligence?

Tsuktiben Jamir The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) as a possible component of human existence is something we are now seeing in history. No matter how much we resist it, its potential and reach cannot be denied. It has seeped into entertainment, marketing, education, and, most of all, art-making. Interestingly, AI is accused of plagiarising

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A Love Story that Blossomed over a Portrait Painting and Defied Anything that Stood in its Path

Tsuktiben Jamir Love is the feeling of belonging. The feeling that the warmth you’ll always feel for someone won’t be completely frozen, not even by the iciest hailstorm. Love is the sensation of relaxing in a warm log cabin by the fire, with just the light of the fire and a lantern at the window,

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PM Narendra Modi Presents International Leaders with Indian Tribal Artworks During His Three-Nation Tour

Tsuktiben Jamir Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently concluded his three-nation Asia-Pacific tour. He visited the countries of Japan, Papua New Guinea, and Australia. This is the first visit to Papua New Guinea by an Indian Prime Minister. It is noteworthy that Narendra Modi selected pieces of tribal art and craft from various parts of India

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Persistence and Creativity in the Face of Adversity: The Role of Women Artists of Mughal Court

Prachi Sahasrabudhe  The Mughal Empire’s imperial court, which was renowned for its rich cultural past, played a crucial role in the advancement of women artists. Despite societal norms that usually restricted women’s roles,  Mughal women painters were strong figures who made significant contributions to art and culture. This article discusses the successes, issues, and long-term

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Surprising Story of Ancient Indian Art and Indian Hairstyle

Krispin Joseph PX How do we choose hairstyles for us? From where we took the reference for that? Bollywood stars and other celebrities from sports may influence us to prefer hairstyles. Do you think about ancient hairstyles and how the ancient people manage their hair and the hairstyle? How can we understand the ancient hairstyle?

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Mithu Sen’s ‘mOTHERTONGUE’ and Danelle Bergstrom’s ‘Afterglow’

Tsuktiben Jamir mOTHERTONGUE Born in West Bengal in 1971, Mithu Sen is a conceptual artist. With a focus on the “myths” of sexuality, language, market, and marginalisation, Mithu Sen creates conceptual and interactive multi-format expressions through drawings, performances, poetry, moving images, sculptures, installations, sound, and more, to explore and subvert hierarchical codes and rules. Mithu

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5 Short Films On Indian Handicraft You Need To Watch This Weekend!

Vaishnavi Srivastava Looking to learn more about Indian art and handicrafts during this long weekend? Well, you happen to stumble across the right article. We at Abir Pothi have compiled a list of five documentaries on Indian Handicrafts that one must watch in order to explore more of the Indian art scene from an artisan’s

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