Unveiling the Architectural Splendor of the Museum of Islamic Art Doha

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The Museum of Islamic Art Doha (MIA) stands as a testament to the remarkable fusion of traditional Islamic design and contemporary architectural innovation. Located on the picturesque Corniche of Doha, Qatar, this architectural masterpiece is not only a repository of Islamic art but also a beacon of modern design excellence. It is also certified (November […]

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12 Masters of Mithila’s Madhubani Art

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Significant Madhubani Artists Madhubani art, a traditional Indian art form renowned for its vibrant colours and intricate patterns, has captivated audiences worldwide. Originating from the Mithila region in Bihar, India, this unique style of painting has been preserved and enriched by numerous talented artists over the decades. Among these, Sita Devi, Ganga Devi, Ambika Devi,

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Behind The Lens of the Famous Photographers in India

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India boasts a rich tapestry of photographic talent, with renowned photographers who have left an indelible mark on the world of visual arts. From pioneers who captured the nation’s transition through the lens to contemporary visionaries reshaping perspectives, India’s photography scene is a vibrant mosaic of creativity, diversity, and storytelling. Among the luminaries are Raghu

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Mastering Clay: The art & Design of Pooja Chamudiya

D-Talks /

Mumbai-based artist Pooja Chamudiya works with clay as a medium of close observation, allowing landscape, material memory and place to shape her evolving sculptural language. Her practice has been informed by time spent in Goa, Pondicherry, Alibaug and Mumbai, as well as recent periods in Tamba and Tokoname, Japan—locations that have deepened her attention to

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Artists’ Cinema Returns To Jaipur With Over 150 Free Films

Exhibitions /

The landmark summer film programme returns for its second edition in Jaipur. It offers free screenings of global moving-image works at the historic City Palace. This year, the programme brings together international masterpieces and experimental South Asian works. As a result, it creates new conversations around art, cinema, and culture. About the Film Programme The

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Inaugural Brij Cultural Leaders Fellowship Cohort Gathers In Goa

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THE BRIJ Cultural Leaders Fellowship has officially welcomed its inaugural cohort, launching a vital new conversation on creative leadership in India. Supported by the French Embassy in India, the programme brings together seventeen dynamic professionals to address the future of public and institutional life. About the Cultural Leaders Fellowship Delivered by Serendipity Arts, THE BRIJ

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Cartographies of Remembrance: Exploring Memory and the Contemporary City

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Cartographies of Remembrance artwork at Studio Catalyst

Cartographies of Remembrance: Artists and Themes Studio Catalyst by Anant Art presents Cartographies of Remembrance, a group exhibition exploring the contemporary city beyond its physicality.The exhibition considers the city as a constantly evolving space shaped by memory, lived experience, architecture, material and everyday encounters. Through diverse artistic practices, Cartographies of Remembrance examines how places become

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War and Diasporic Identity in Samar Hussaini’s Art: Threads of Memory

Artist Profile /

Samar Hussaini Palestinian Art: War, Memory and Identity In a world where conflict frequently shapes society, Samar Hussaini Palestinian art offers a powerful perspective on War, identity, displacement, and memory. War continues to play a major role in political, historical, artistic, and cultural narratives. Ongoing geopolitical concerns and conflicts in the Middle East remind us

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Walking the Talk: Gita Balakrishnan and the Architecture of Empathy

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In an era when design is often equated with visual spectacle, Gita Balakrishnan stands out for turning architecture into an instrument of empathy and social change. Trained at the School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi, and later at Carnegie Mellon University, she began her career with hands-on community work in Bangalore’s slums through AVAS,

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