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The Legacy of Barbie: 11 Times the Girl In Plastic Got Too Controversial.

Sure, The theme of Barbie is to make every girl believe they can be anything they want…as long as they’re tall, blonde, white, skinny and their head is larger than their waist! The role of Barbie in the minds of young girls has always been brought into question. Is she a feminist icon, a flagbearer […]

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Once a Safety Spot Now a Terrorist Hub: The Underground City of Turkey

The Turkish province of Central Anatolia’s Cappadocia contains the deepest unearthed underground city, known as Derinkuyu. Cappadocia is a stunning natural marvel, home to magnificent fairy chimneys and eroded tunnels, and it is a breathtaking geological show. Additionally, it is laced with deep underground chambers and tunnels that have served as hiding places for numerous

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Picasso Painting Takes Center Stage in Christopher Nolan’s Biopic ‘Oppenheimer’

In Christopher Nolan’s latest film, “Oppenheimer,” the renowned artist Pablo Picasso makes a star appearance alongside the famed physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer. The movie delves into Oppenheimer’s life, exploring both his scientific brilliance and personal complexities, while also drawing intriguing connections to Picasso’s work. Among these connections is a significant moment in the film where

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The Legacy of Barbie: Its been 64 Years, How Is She Still Relevant?

Named after the creator Ruth Handler’s daughter, Barbara Millicent “Barbie” Roberts was officially launched on 9th March 1959. The doll was originally based on somewhat of a sex toy- a German adult call girl doll named Bild Lilli. Handler created Barbie with the intention of making a fully-grown doll for kids after noticing her daughters

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Climate Activists Face Fines for Defacing Raphael’s ‘Sistine Madonna’ in Dresden Gallery

In a bold act of climate protest, two activists from the German environmental group Letzte Generation (Last Generation) glued their hands to the frame of Raphael’s iconic ‘Sistine Madonna’ at the Old Masters Picture Gallery in Dresden, resulting in significant damage to the historic artwork. The Dresden prosecutor’s office has now requested fines for the

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Pioneering Indian Modernism: The High Relief Encaustic Paintings of Shanti Dave

“My paintings, with their pulsating energy, vibrant colours, and interesting textures, are a homage to the kala (art) of India. They are an ode to memories, to the sights and sounds of the ruins that I saw and absorbed as a child while growing up in Gujarat. Viewers can perceive it in their own manner—it

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Europe’s most expensive Painting: Why £85.3m for Klimt’s Lady with a Fan?

Gustav Klimt, the renowned Austrian Symbolist painter, is celebrated for his opulent and gilded masterpieces that have become milestones in modern art history. However, it is a lesser-known work, “Dame mit Fächer” (Lady with a Fan), that has etched its name in art auction history as the most valuable painting ever sold at auction in

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Jatin Soni

Jatin Soni Interior Designer – Artist – Collector  ‘Tara’ is an exclusive design that reflects my distinct collection. It features a wide array of exquisite treasures, including walking sticks, Nathdwara miniature paintings, bottles, sculptures, and more. As an interior designer, artist, and collector, I have meticulously curated my home and furniture in the Indo-Saracenic style

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