Aditya Sisodia

In the wake of the recent Russian attacks on Odesa, a strategic port city on the Black Sea, UNESCO is preparing to conduct a field mission to assess the damages caused to the city’s architectural landmarks. Among the affected structures is the historic Transfiguration Cathedral, which holds significant cultural and religious value. The attacks have

The Crystal Bridges Museum in Bentonville, Arkansas, is set to host the American debut of “Human One” (2021), the first-ever sculpture created by digital artist Mike Winkelmann, popularly known as Beeple. The unveiling of this groundbreaking artwork marks its first appearance in the United States since it fetched a staggering $29 million at a Christie’s

Saudi Arabia is expanding its cultural horizons and encouraging an artistic renaissance by establishing partnerships with prestigious galleries and museums worldwide. Through these collaborations, the Kingdom aims to build a creative economy, nurture local talent, and engage in a global dialogue of art and culture. One such example is the upcoming Contemporary Art Museum in

On a momentous occasion, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the International Exhibition-cum-Convention Centre (IECC) at Pragati Maidan, Delhi, on Wednesday. The state-of-the-art facility, shaped like a shankha (conch), will serve as the venue for the upcoming G20 leaders’ summit in September. Designed to showcase India’s rich culture, heritage, and remarkable achievements, the IECC pays tribute

In a gripping legal battle, an unnamed collector seeks to remove a valuable painting from the Lost Art Database, which tracks artworks stolen or looted during the Nazi regime. The painting in question, “Calabrian Coast” by Andreas Achenbach, carries a tumultuous history, having once belonged to Jewish-German art collector Max Stern. The Tragic Tale of

The 32nd edition of the British Art Fair returns to the iconic Saatchi Gallery in London, presenting its annual showcase of the very best Modern British and Contemporary British Art. Since 1988, the fair has been the flagship event for Modern British Art, representing celebrated artists such as Bridget Riley, Francis Bacon, Henry Moore, Barbara