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Vatican Removes Nativity Scene With Baby Jesus Donning a Keffiyeh

Baby Jesus’s Identity Called Into Question As Christmas Eve comes closer, followers around the world have started to prepare their Christmas trees and nativity scenes. While it may be harmless, one particular nativity scene is in the midst of a controversy, We are talking about the Vatican display which depicts baby Jesus wearing a keffiyeh; […]

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‘Come as You Are’ — Vyom Invites You to His Solo 079|STORIES

Vyom's Exhibition

079|STORIES to Present Vyom’s New Exhibition ‘Come As You Are;’ is both the heartfulness and artistic brilliance of Vyom’s second solo exhibition at the 079 Stories Gallery. Vyom imagines multiplicities with singular origins, with the artist as the maker-imaginer; reflecting upon a oneness in all that is known and unknown. For pop culture fanatics, think

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Ladies Lounge Reopens at Mona: Entrance for Ladies, Exclusion for Men After Court Victory

Ladies Room

The Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) in Hobart, Australia, has re-opened Ladies Lounge, an art installation featuring women-only spaces by artist and curator Kirsha Kaechele, after a landmark Supreme Court ruling overturned an earlier anti-discrimination tribunal finding. The installation stirred controversy in April 2023 after Jason Lau filed a lawsuit against the museum,

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Sotheby’s Lays Off A Large Number Of Staff Due To Difficult Market Conditions

Introduction Sotheby’s has let go of 100 employees from its New York offices, including back-office employees, junior staff and specialists in various departments, confirmed ARTnews a statement released Wednesday. The move comes as the auction house grapples with a tough market environment and looks toward more international retrenchment. “A Sotheby’s spokesperson said: “Considering the challenges

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Nature Morte Welcomes Matti Braun’s First Solo Exhibition ‘Noir’

A Photograph of Performance

Nature Morte Presents Matti Braun’s ‘Noir‘ Nature Morte is set to present a solo show of paintings and sculptures by the German artist Matti Braun. This is his first solo exhibition in India, a country which has deeply influenced and inspired him. This exhibition, ‘Noil’ will take place at Nature Morte, Mumbai from 11 AM

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How Does Shruuti Kapoor Transform Monochrome Into a Language of Emotion?

How Does Shruuti Kapoor Transform Monochrome Into a Language of Emotion?

Shruuti Kapoor is a multidisciplinary artist who journeys through 25 years of artistic pursuit in her work; a practice that is not in a singular box. Shruuti, known for her prowess with black-and-white media, explores the emotional and philosophical aspects of human experience through ink, charcoal, and watercolours. Her abstract works are a meditative study

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Hiren Patel: AD100 2025 Winner Redefining Architecture with Nature-Inspired Designs

Architect Hiren Patel

Hiren Patel, a noted Ahmedabad-based architect, has made it to the 2025 AD100 list, an exclusive list that celebrates the best of the best in architecture, interior decoration and innovative design. Working across the globe, Patel is known for his radical approach to blending the natural world with the built environment to create spaces that

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Who are Some Pre-Colonial Dalit Painters?

Art history in India remains a rich confluence of traditions and cultures, yet it is marked by systematic exclusions that have erased the contributions of marginalized communities—in particular, Dalits. The history of Indian art has been largely written around temples, miniature paintings, and court art but rarely mentions the artisans from Dalit communities who contributed

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