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The Best of Art Basel 2024

Once again, Art Basel has taken over the Swiss city with various events, including the highly anticipated Unlimited, an exhibition platform devoted to monumental installations too large for a regular art fair booth. The 172,000-square-foot hall reserved for Unlimited is currently home to 76 projects and live performances by Seba Calfuqueo, Reto Pulfer, Anna Uddenberg,

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Rooftop App launches Artventures Art Books

India’s leading online learning platform for live art workshops and professionally curated art courses, Rooftop App, launches Artventures Art Books. This series features do-it-yourself (DIY) art books covering various Indian art forms, including Phad, Gond, Warli, Mata Ni Pachedi, and Pichwai. The series is divided into three categories, catering to beginners and experts. The Elementary level books are designed

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All You Need to Know About Art Basel 2024 Which Results with Expanded Program and Diverse Exhibitions

Art Basel, the prestigious international art fair, is set to return to Basel, Switzerland, for its 2024 edition. With a newly appointed Director, Maike Cruse, at its helm, the event promises to showcase the finest works from 287 leading galleries across 40 countries and territories. Growth and Diversity in Participation The 2024 edition of Art

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17 Islands in India Which Put Disney’s Motunui to Shame

Nestled amidst the vast expanse of cerulean seas, islands stand as emblems of both isolation and allure, captivating the human imagination with their mystique and diversity. From the tropical paradises adorned with palm-fringed beaches to rugged outcrops weathered by relentless oceanic forces, islands embody a myriad of landscapes and cultures. Islands serve as sanctuaries of

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Rutvik Mehta Connects Rural Life and Contemporary Narratives Through Animal-Inspired Brass Sculptures and Ink Drawings

Rutvik Mehta comes from the rural landscapes of Gir, and has been immersed in the world of domestic animals since childhood. This early connection with animals influences his artistic expression, as their forms, styles, and endearing nature frequently find representation in his works. Mehta’s art seamlessly blends his intimate relationship with his environment and his

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Trippy Art: An Exploration of the Psychedelic Aesthetic in Art

The counterculture movement and the usage of psychedelic substances like LSD are directly linked to the emergence of the visual art style known as “psychedelic art” in the 1960s. Its defining characteristics are bright colours, strange images, and abstract patterns that frequently try to conjure or replicate the sensations and visuals connected to altered states

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Egyptian Artists at Venice Biennale 2024

The Venice Biennale, a prestigious international art exhibition, showcases the works of nine remarkable Egyptian artists in 2024. This year’s selection highlights a diverse range of artistic styles and themes, reflecting the richness of Egyptian art history. These artists offer a compelling window into Egyptian culture and society, from social commentary to ancient traditions and

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Architect Fernando Velho Warns Against the Commodification of Goa Through Tradable Land

Introduction In recent years, Goa, known for its vibrant culture and unique architectural landscape, has been facing a transformative wave spurred by the tourism industry. Architect Fernando Velho sheds light on the implications of this development, emphasising the loss of poly centric urbanism, a defining feature of Goa’s social and architectural identity. Rise of Artificial

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Rakhee Roy Explores the Intersection of Environmental Calamity and Feminine Resilience Through Her Art

With more than 20 years of painting expertise, Rakhee Roy has always found inspiration in nature. Her 2010 solo debut exhibition, “Quest of Green,” was the start of a journey that skilfully combined art and environment. She has always been enthralled with nature’s complex beauty, which she uses as a language to communicate her creativity.

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