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When we talk about art, the first thing that comes to our mind is paintings, drawings, and sculptures. Rarely do we put calligraphy under the umbrella term. But guess what? Calligraphy IS an art form. Instead of simply writing letters and words, calligraphy decorates them following a particular design and harmony. If you aren’t good […]
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Mankind has known the allure of carpets since time immemorial. But without innovation, even the carpets are fated to become dated. Today, we talk to retail and carpet expert Ms Angelique Dhama, CEO, of OBEETEE Carpets, to help you amp up your carpets game! In this conversation, she tells ALL! Let’s find out what are
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While coloured pencils or drawing pencils still give you a chance to rectify your mistakes (simply erase them with a kneaded eraser), pens of any kind are not forgiving. Once you have decided to use ink on paper, there is no room for mistakes. Even though it might seem intimidating, it must not stop you
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Art is the highest form of hope. Gerhard Richter One might know the artist because of Sotheby’s auction of his painting ‘4096 Fabren.’ But who is Gerhard Richter? Gerhard Richter is counted among one of those painters who deliberately chose not to align themselves with a singular movement. In doing so, he garnered the talents
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Modernist painter and print-maker Jyoti Bhatt marches into the gates of the Vadehra Art Gallery with his much-awaited solo exhibition titled ‘Revisitations’ at our modern gallery space, on view from 30 January to 6 March 2024. In this exhibition, Bhatt revisits his oeuvre across two decades and presents various works exploring quotidian and conventional Indian
If you consider yourself a vanguard of queer rights and have a passion for photography, the newest exhibition at the Vadehra Art Gallery will be your Mecca. The gallery unveils a special project by Indo–Canadian, London-based photographer Sunil Gupta titled ‘Come Out.’ The never-before-exhibited series of black-and-white photographs shot in London from 1985 to 1995
Sunil Gupta Turns Back Time; Showcases Queer Rights in 1980s London Read More »
One can do so many things with paper. Not only are papers good for origami or sculptures, but they can be quite entertaining to your kids. A child’s imagination knows no boundaries. You would never know when a small piece of scrap paper ceases being a mere paper and becomes a spaceship landing on Mars.
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Have you ever looked at the Mona Lisa and wondered how they can preserve a painting made in 1503, which still enthrals the audiences? Sure, they are encased in glass, so that they may be saved from unwarranted soup attacks. One of the most popular ways, which is often the last step to bring an
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Mythology has produced a vast repository of architectural wonders throughout history, each infused with deep cultural importance and symbolism. These legendary constructions, which are frequently portrayed as opulent mansions, temples, or strongholds, are real-life examples of both divine and human creativity. These architectural marvels, which range from the celestial homes of gods to the intricate
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Günter Brus, one of the last surviving artists associated with the Viennese Actionism movement, passed away on Sunday at the age of 85. His death was confirmed by Kunsthaus Bregenz, a contemporary art institution in Austria, just days before the opening of a major retrospective showcasing Brus’s work. A Visionary Provocateur: The Life and Art
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