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Brazilian Mastery: Painting, Print, and Structure at Venice Biennale

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The Venice Biennale 2024 showcased the profound talents of three Brazilian masters whose works significantly shaped the artistic landscape of their adopted country. This brought together the distinct yet interconnected legacies of Fulvio Pennacchi, Lina Bo Bardi, and Maria Bonomi. Through their unique mediums and visionary approaches, each artist contributed to the rich tapestry of […]

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Examining Jim Carrey’s Artwork: Paintings, Sculpture and Cartoons

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Renowned for his unmatched comic and acting skills, Jim Carrey has enthralled audiences for many years with his captivating performances and enduring characters. But Carrey has just taken up painting, a new artistic endeavour that has attracted much interest and appreciation. This introduction looks at how art changed Carrey’s life and examines the sources of

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Art Basel 2024 Report: Sales in The Art Market Decelerated in 2023

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After experiencing two years of expansion, sales in the art market decelerated in 2023. Factors such as rising interest rates, persistent inflation, geopolitical conflicts, and uncertainty in global politics contributed to a more discerning and cautious approach among high-end buyers. This segment had been crucial in driving sales recovery following the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021

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“I Don’t Paint to Communicate, I Paint for The Commune”: J. Swaminathan’s Call for Collective Engagement and Cultural Harmony

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Jagdish Swaminathan’s critique of Plato represents a significant departure from conventional Western philosophical frameworks, advocating instead for a perspective deeply rooted in decolonisation and inclusivity of diverse ideas. This perspective was highlighted in a recent tribute event at the India International Centre, commemorating Swaminathan’s enduring influence on Indian art and intellectual thought. At the event,

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The Asian Art Affair: Museums of Asian Art and History in the USA

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Asian art museums in the US are vital to the nation’s artistic and cultural environment. These organisations are essential to preserving, presenting, and interpreting Asia’s rich artistic traditions, spanning a wide geographic area that includes East, South, Southeast, and Central Asia. Asian art museums are essential venues for cross-cultural dialogue and comprehension. These museums offer

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Uday Jain Reflects on Jagdish Swaminathan: The Guru Who Shaped Indian Modern Art and Fostered Artistic Community

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Jagdish Swaminathan a devout artist and mentor to many known names in the art fraternity. Swamiji to me is one of the greatest names in the art world – not only as an artist but someone who brought the entire art community together. As an activist, poet, art critic, artist and above all a Guru,

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Every Artist’s Essential: The Mechanical Clutch Pencil

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The clutch pencil is the most versatile and reliable tool in an artist’s pencil case. Whether you’re an artist, architect, engineer, or student, clutch pencils offer precision, durability, and ease of use that traditional wooden pencils often can’t match. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into various types of mechanical clutch pencils, their uses, and

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KNMA, Noida Astounds Through A Panoply of Artworks by 24 Artists in ‘Mirror/Maze: Echoes of Song, Space and Spectre’

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Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, Noida presents ‘Mirror/Maze: Echoes of Song, Space, and Spectre’ in the Noida space. With an overwhelming reception from viewers in Saket, New Delhi the life of the exhibition is being extended and expanded with the inclusion of additional works. Bringing together works of 24 artists from KNMA’s diverse collection the

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