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Designing Intuitive and Engaging User Interactions: A Dive into Psychological Principles for Optimal User Experience

Room For More Art /

In the foundational stages of designing user interactions for your product, it is paramount to weave in key psychological principles that intricately shape decision-making and information processing. By adhering to these principles, designers can craft an interface that not only captivates users but also optimises their cognitive engagement. Clarity and simplicity reduce cognitive load, while […]

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Christie’s London Sales Thrive Despite Friday the 13th Superstitions

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Introduction Despite superstitions surrounding Friday the 13th, Christie’s London hosted successful evening auctions on October 13th, 2023, with substantial earnings of £96.5 million, including fees. Bidding exhibited a more controlled atmosphere compared to previous years, and the results were well within the auction house’s estimates. Salvo’s Painting Steals the Show One of the standout moments

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India’s First Online Art Museum for Children – CAMI for children, by the children, and of the children

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Introduction In a society where the arts are frequently viewed as privileged and inaccessible, Manya Roongta and Krish Nawal, two young visionaries, have made a daring move to reverse the perception. The Children’s Art Museum of India (CAMI), their creation, is not just another museum; it is a ground-breaking online resource made specifically with children

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Jerry Moss Collection: Iconic Kahlo Painting and More to Auction at Christie’s

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A Rare Opportunity to Acquire Priceless Artworks from the Music Executive’s Collection In a highly anticipated art event this fall, a remarkable collection of 13 works owned by American music executive Jerry Moss is set to go under the hammer at Christie’s, with an estimated total value of $50 million. This collection, which does not

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An Artist Ahead of His Time: Remembering SM Sultan on His 29th Death Anniversary

Featured, Obituary, On This Day /

10th October, ON THIS DAY The 29th death anniversary of the renowned artist SM Sultan is being observed in Narail district, Bangladesh, with great enthusiasm. This commemoration pays homage to an artistic luminary whose work and life continue to inspire generations. In a joint effort, the Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, the S.M. Sultan Foundation, and the

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Uncomfortable Truths: Curator Sheds Light on Social Inequities in Contemporary Indian Art

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Introduction Chandreyi Basu, a professor of art and art history at St. Lawrence University, finds herself in a state of discomfort with the exhibit she has curated. Titled “Environment, Health and the Body in Traditional Paintings from Contemporary India,” the showcase at the Brush Art Gallery features the works of 35 contemporary outsider artists from

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Artist Chintan Upadhyay Convicted of Conspiracy in Hema Upadhyay Murder Case

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Introduction Eight years after the shocking murders of acclaimed artist Hema Upadhyay and her lawyer Harish Bhambhani, a Mumbai sessions court has delivered a significant verdict. In a case that garnered national attention, Hema’s estranged husband, artist Chintan Upadhyay, has been convicted of conspiracy, shedding light on a complex tale of marital discord and alleged

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art to Return Priceless Artefacts to Nepal

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Introduction In a significant move reflecting the changing landscape of cultural repatriation, the world-renowned Metropolitan Museum of Art has announced its decision to return two precious artefacts to Nepal. These artefacts, a 13th-century wooden temple strut and an 11th-century stone sculpture of Vishnu flanked by Lakshmi and Garuda, have been in the museum’s collection for

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Elderly French Couple Accuses Antiques Dealer of Cheating in Million-Dollar Mask Sale

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Introduction An elderly couple in France has launched a lawsuit against an antique dealer, alleging that they were cheated out of a substantial sum after selling an African mask to him. The mask, which later fetched €4.2 million ($4.4 million) at auction, has ignited a legal battle that has captured headlines and raised questions about

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From Football Dreams to Artistic Triumph: The Remarkable Journey of Craig Black

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Introduction Growing up in Greenock, Scotland, Craig had two passions that defined his early years: football and drawing. A park across from his home provided the perfect playground for his daytime football adventures, while his evenings were dedicated to sketching anything related to the sport. Little did he know that these childhood interests would shape

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