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Copyright Law and AI: A Landmark Ruling In a groundbreaking decision, a U.S. court in Washington, D.C. has ruled that artworks generated solely by artificial intelligence, without any human input, are not eligible for copyright protection under U.S. law. The ruling by U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell on Friday reaffirms the Copyright Office’s stance and […]
Addressing the Silent Crisis Amidst the backdrop of dwindling vulture populations, a grave concern often overlooked by both the public and authorities, Arulagam, a non-profit organization based in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, has taken up the mantle of vulture conservation. These remarkable creatures, often unsung heroes, play a vital role in our ecosystem by scavenging and
Saving Vultures Through Art: Arulagam’s Innovative Initiative Read More »
In a commendable initiative to promote creativity, skill development, and entrepreneurship among school students, the Jharkhand government has unveiled plans to organize an exhibition-cum-sale event that enables young artists to earn money from their artworks. The brainchild of Chief Minister Hemant Soren, this pioneering endeavor is set to take place from November 3 to 5
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Discovering History in Kelenderis: Unearthing the Goddess In the sun-kissed city of Kelenderis, nestled within the southern Turkish province of Mersin, a remarkable archaeological revelation has come to light. A 2300-year-old statue of the three-headed goddess Hecate, alongside a treasure trove of Hellenistic period ceramics, has been unearthed, shedding new light on the ancient city’s
A 2300-Year-Old Hecate Statue of Three- Headed Goddess Discovered in Turkeyeris Read More »
In a remarkable confluence of art, spirituality, and history, a group of 75 gifted artists is set to embark on an extraordinary endeavor at the heart of Ayodhya, India. Their mission: to create a vivid tapestry of works centered around Lord Ram, delving into both “the Man and the Idea.” This artistic venture will culminate
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The renowned Hurun Research Institute has unveiled the much-anticipated India Art List 2023, spotlighting the country’s top 50 most successful living artists. This comprehensive ranking sheds light on the artists’ achievements by evaluating the sales of their artworks through public auctions, spanning the year up to July 31, 2023. The list not only highlights the
Hurun India’s Successful Artists’ List: The Top Artist has Made 91 crore in 2023 Read More »
Introduction If you’ve ever wondered how Charlotte York, the beloved character from the iconic TV series “Sex and the City,” would fare in the world of art dealing, the latest episode of the spin-off series “And Just Like That…” offers a glimpse. The episode showcases a scene where Charlotte engages in selling art, highlighting the
Charlotte York’s Art Dealing Journey Unfolds in Latest Episode of “And Just Like That…” Read More »
A steady line formed on Avenue A at the corner of 9th Street on Thursday night, braving a torrential downpour, all for a singular purpose: to attend the opening of “The Café.” This intriguing event marked the first show at O’Flaherty’s in nearly a year, a distinctive artist-run space known for its blend of art,
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Introduction An ancient Christian mosaic of significant archaeological importance is currently at the center of controversy, as discussions unfold about the possibility of loaning it to a controversial American museum. The Megiddo Mosaic, a 3rd-century floor depicting an early reference to Jesus as God, holds both historical and religious significance. This mosaic, believed to be
Ancient Christian Mosaic Controversy: Potential Loan to American Museum Sparks Concerns Read More »
Officials from Cambodia, Thailand, and Vietnam have embarked on a mission to reclaim cultural heritage items that they allege were stolen from heritage sites and ancient temples in Southeast Asia. The focus of their efforts is the Denver Art Museum (DAM), which has come under scrutiny for housing artifacts with contested origins. This controversy sheds