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Introduction Jaguar, the very definition of British luxury and engineering prowess, has just transitioned to all-electric (and incidentally an audacious move into the future) by adopting an entirely new logo. It’s not just a rebranding—it’s a culture that is changing for real in terms of how people view technology, sustainability and identity. The new Jaguar […]
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Everything You Must Know About Federal Architecture Style After the American Revolution, a new style of architecture was born in 1780-1830. It was at its peak in 1785-1815. Federal style architecture is also called Adamesque architecture, alluding to English architect, Robert Adam. It was Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Latrobe, and their contemporaries who modified Palladian architecture
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The Schelling Architecture Foundation, a leading German institution awarding contributions to architectural theory, has rescinded its biennial award from British artist and writer James Bridle. Bridle, a prominent supporter of a cultural boycott of Israeli institutions, characterized the decision announced just two days prior to the award ceremony as punitive. In June 2024, Bridle of
Introduction Calicut (Kozhikode), a top city of Kerala greets each visitor with its enthralling beauty, rich histories and traditions as well as blending antiquity with modern architecture. A place of pilgrimage for architects, it is producing some great companies with their global partners reimagining our spaces and driving sustainable & place responsive architecture. So here
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Who was Juan De Pareja? Juan de Pareja was a multiracial Spanish painter. Born in Antequera, he gained notoriety as Diego Velazquez’s slave until 1654. He rose to prominence with the ‘Portrait of Juan De Pareja’ made by Velazquez. He is mostly known for ‘The Calling of Saint Matthew’ (The Vocation of Saint Matthew) (1661),
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This painting of Guru Nanak by Sobha Singh is an embodiment of the Guru’s life and philosophy. Back of the history of this masterpiece is love, devotion, art and spirituality. The story behind Sobha Singh creating what is perhaps the most famous image of Guru Nanak is as inspirational as the painting itself and says
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News ICA Gallery Residency Hosts Mesmerising Evening with Mahima Freya Krishna’s Sufi Dance Performance 14/11/2024 Opinion Feature How The Lonely City Misses the Mark on Artistic Motivation 14/11/2024 Architecture Room For More Art Daniel Libeskind: A Visionary Architect Redefining Contemporary Design 13/11/2024 Exhibitions Anant Art Set to Stun at Art Mumbai 2024 with Niroj Satpathy’s
Early Life and Background Tsang Tsou Choi is widely known as the “King of Kowloon.” He was born on 12th Dec, 1921 in a small village in Liantang, Guangdong Province, China. He would later migrate to Hong Kong, where he lived the rest of his life and became a cultural giant. Tsang had humble, unexceptional
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Launching a fierce debate in the tattoo community, AI is coming to terms with its place within art and technology as it makes an unexpected entrance into tattoo design. While some artists and clients welcome the precision, detail and time-saving benefits of AI as a tool that generates tattoo designs here to stay. But, others
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Why Is Rohit Bal One of the Biggest Names in the Fashion Industry If you keep up with fashion trends, celebrities, and red-carpet events, you must’ve heard of and seen Rohit Bal. Bal was an Indian fashion designer who passed away on 1st November 2024, just a day after Diwali at 63. He was a
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