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And the Art Thieves’ Award for Most Appealing Work Goes to ‘Ghent Altarpiece’

Do You Know?, Featured / 21/07/2023

We know how treasures are robbed during wartime. War gives the winning team the ultimate freedom to do anything against the lost. Usually, most winners (mis)use this freedom at most and commit as many crimes against the lost, including looting precious materials, gold and other valuable things and setting fire to their heritage and history. […]

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Manifested Unknown Dreams, Epic Journey of an Artist

Artist Profile, Columns, Featured / 20/07/2023

Why is artwork treated as a mirror, more than a reflection of time, and a cultural product of an artist? A subjective narration transformed into the cultural artefacts of the inner worlds of human interactions happening in a specific time and space. We can answer the question of what art is in this manner. An

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We Should Know About the Exercise of Power Hides in Rembrandt Painting

Columns, Do You Know?, Featured / 20/07/2023

Do you think the visual representation of power hides in paintings or Artworks? Power is an inevitable element of human culture; as Foucault claims, ”individuals are the product of power”. A painting, ‘The night watch’, was completed in 1642 by the Dutch golden age master Rembrandt (1606- 1669), evidently narrates the visual representation of power

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Gol Gumbaz; Splendid History of a Monument In Raza’s Painting

Do You Know? / 19/07/2023

Gol Gumbaz is a mausoleum of Mohammed Adil Shah, who ruled Bijapur between 1627 and 1656, and this monument considered as Taj Mahal of South India. Gol Gumbaz is one magnificent edifice that is an excellent example of Deccan Architecture; it is counted among the giant domes, without being supported by pillars, and one of

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Glen Martin Taylor: (Un)Broken Ceramics meets Japanese Philosophy

Artist Profile, Columns, Featured / 18/07/2023

Kintsugi is a Japanese way of repairing wounds in ceramics or pottery. As a philosophy, Japanese belief brings back beauty from the broken; experts use lacquer dusted or mixed with powdered gold, silver or platinum to do this. The Kintsugi technique aims to bring damaged things back to life and use; it’s the art of

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Zarina: The Sad Song of Partition, Painted World of Displacement

#longread, Columns, Featured / 17/07/2023

Zarina, a beloved Artist who crafted poetical ‘Art’ in different mediums, was honoured and remembered last day worldwide. Zarina Hashmi was an Indian-American artist celebrated for her works encircled with printmaking, drawings, lithography and sculpture, more as an associate of the Minimalist movement and the narration of abstract and geometric patterns and forms. Zarina was

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Art and Capitalism: Why Luxurious Hotel Matters in Indian Art?

Columns, Featured / 14/07/2023

Why do Luxurious Hotels matter in Art? Why is Art connected with Luxurious things, and are they any ordinary people who participate in Art events? We should identify the absence of ordinary people in the Art events, which may be held in five-star hotels or other luxurious spaces. The ‘Art event’ vocabulary is standard and

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The Myth of the Great Dragon Design of China

Do You Know? / 13/07/2023

Numerous structures and edifices are available to prove human’s great efforts. The remarkable builds and designs from ancient Egypt, Greek, Inca and India are always fascinated with stories and realities. What we took it from China? What is one of China’s most incredible structures that make a nation icon? The Great Wall of China is

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Watery Paths of Jackson Pollock: Illusion, Fiction and Abstract

Artist Profile, Do You Know? / 13/07/2023

American artist Jackson Pollock, Robert Motherwell and William Baziotes are a trio of American Modern Art; Peggy Guggenheim, an American art collector, bohemian and socialite, called them her ‘War babies’. Art readers know the basic of Jackson Pollock, and we need to know about the single painting titled ‘Watery Paths. Jackson Pollock is the most

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Art and Climate Change in India: Who Are the Climate Migrants, Who Affected Most?

Columns, Featured, Special Story / 12/07/2023

Climate change and Global warming are not recent challenges faced by the whole planet and humanity. Human history remains a history of overcoming challenges and managing obscurity. Humankind is living in a crisis that can no prolonged be neglected. We all know about the changes we bring that impact our living space and destroy our

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