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Gwalior and Kozhikode Join UNESCO Creative Cities Network

Introduction In a significant recognition of their dedication to culture and creativity, the Indian cities of Gwalior and Kozhikode have joined the UNESCO Creative Cities Network (UCCN). The UNESCO Director-General, Audrey Azoulay, designated 55 new cities on World Cities Day, praising their commitment to harnessing culture and innovation in their development strategies. Gwalior earned its […]

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Vichitra Desh – Queer Nation: A Masterclass in Queerness

Explore the highs and lows of queer experiences with Vichitra Desh – Queer Nation. The program was engendered in association with the University of California Feminist Studies Department, The Orfalea Center and The American Center, and supported by the US Embassy in New Delhi. It is a sumptuous tapestry of interdisciplinary art and fantasy, theory and

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KG Subramanyan: A Man of Many Dispositions

Kalpathi Ganpathi ‘KG’ Subramanyan was an Indian painter, professor, author, illustrator, muralist, and freedom fighter. KG Subramanyan was a true artist. He had tried his hand at every medium possible – drawings, watercolours, oil paintings, canvas, acrylics, and more. He has also employed several forms including but not limited to sculptures, murals, set design, glass

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Vantage Point Sharjah 11: Exploring the Boundaries of Photography in Africa and Asia

Introduction Vantage Point Sharjah (VPS) returns for its 11th edition, presented by the Sharjah Art Foundation. This annual photography exhibition challenges established notions of photographic practices and provides a platform for early-career photographers from Africa and Asia, as well as those connected to the diaspora. From October 14, 2023, to January 14, 2024, the exhibition

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A Depiction of Hidden Human Elements at India Habitat Centre

A new group exhibition opened up recently at the Art Gallery of India Habitat Centre. The exhibition showcases a wide variety of artworks that delve into the depths of human nature, present an abstract interpretation of reality, narrate fascinating tales from mythology, display awe-inspiring sculptures, and delve deeper into the diverse narratives of different cultures,

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Maa Durga Paintings: Maa Durga Paintings And Its Significance

Introduction Maa Durga, the embodiment of divine power and strength, has been a muse for artists across generations. Her majestic presence and symbolism have inspired a plethora of paintings that capture her grace, valour, and spirituality. In this article, we delve into the world of Maa Durga paintings, ranging from traditional Madhubani to modern abstract

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Design 21

Design 21 Architect This uber-luxury residential project spanning over a vast area of 1000-square-foot brings a sophisticated aesthetic to existence by infusing highlights of veneer and Indianness into a white and grey-based neoclassical style. The one-of-a-kind décor of the house combines classic and contemporary design elements for the overall abode to transcend the modern and

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Tribute to India’s Last ‘Master Printmaker’ – Devraj Dakoji’s Retrospective at NGMA Bengaluru

Introduction The National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) in Bengaluru is currently hosting a retrospective exhibition that pays homage to one of India’s legendary master printmakers, Devraj Dakoji, who, at the age of 79, stands as the last of his kind. This remarkable exhibition, on display until October 10, features over 600 works from the

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