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The London Evening sales concluded on a rather lacklustre note with Phillips’ “20th Century to Now” auction, which generated just over £9 million ($11.4 million) in sales. In comparison, Christie’s and Sotheby’s London auctions, buoyed by the sale of Klimt’s “Lady With a Fan,” amassed a staggering £199 million ($252 million). Phillips’ auction, on the […]
Serendipity Arts, a prominent arts organisation, has unveiled the lineup of artists for its flagship residency programme. The annual three-month programme, based in New Delhi, aims to provide a nurturing environment and resources for artists to develop their practice, work on new projects, and engage with the art community. The residency, set to begin on
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Two local artists in Glasgow have come forward to claim responsibility for the recent appearance of a faux Banksy street art in the city. The artwork emerged shortly after Banksy’s “Cut & Run” exhibition opened at the Gallery of Modern Art in Glasgow, leading some to believe that the renowned street artist was adding urban
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Moroccan-Belgian photographer Mous Lamrabat has collaborated with WhatsApp, the world’s most popular messaging application, to capture the essence of diasporic connectivity and cross-cultural creativity. With over 2 billion users in more than 180 countries, WhatsApp is renowned for its ability to connect people globally, and this collaboration sought to explore the transformative power of the
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A new report published by Artists at Risk Connection (ARC), an initiative of the freedom of expression nonprofit PEN America, sheds light on the plight of persecuted artists and calls for expanded protections from human rights and arts organisations. Titled “Art Is Power: 20 Artists on How They Fight for Justice and Inspire Change,” the
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The recently-concluded exhibition “India in Fashion: The Impact of Indian Dress and Textiles on the Fashionable Imagination” occurred at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC) in Mumbai, India. Curated by fashion journalist and editor Hamish Bowles, the exhibition explored India’s influence on European fashion throughout history. The exhibition was divided into ten sections, each
Ratan Tata, the revered former chairman of Tata Group, holds an esteemed position in the hearts of many across India. His knowledge, wisdom, and philanthropic endeavours have made him an iconic figure in the business world. The legacy built by his family continues to inspire admiration and respect. Among the countless admirers of Ratan Tata
Asim Poddar’s Artwork Honoring Ratan Tata Receives Acclaim and Recognition Read More »
The rock art sites in Tamil Nadu, particularly in the regions of Coimbatore and the Nilgiris, are facing severe destruction and disfigurement. During a recent visit to the Kumittipathi hillock, former epigraphist R Jegadeesan and his team were appalled to find the drawings ruined by overwriting, scribbling, and personal inscriptions. Similarly, at Kovanur, villagers unknowingly
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The Viceroys’ and Governors’ Portrait Gallery in Old Goa, housed within the former Convent of the Church of St. Francis of Assisi, has long been overlooked by tourists visiting the region. However, a team of dedicated art historians and experts is now shedding light on the hidden stories within the collection. The Archaeological Museum and
Vizag-based artist Moka Vijay Kumar has made a significant impact with his unique artistic approach by creating over 60 portraits of national and international celebrities, politicians, and business figures using only millets. This unconventional medium has garnered attention not only for its aesthetic appeal but also for the message it conveys. With the United Nations