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Achyut Purushottam Kanvinde was an Indian architect. Practically raised by his father, his foray into architecture was inspired by his father who was a portrait and landscape artist. In 1942, he graduated with a degree in architecture from Sir JJ School of Arts. He pursued further education at Harvard, working under the tutelage of German-American […]
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Senga Nengudi, a pioneering figure in the world of performance art and sculpture, continues to captivate audiences with her innovative use of materials and thematic depth. Among her acclaimed works, “Water Composition” stands out as a profound exploration of fluidity and transformation. Currently showcased at Dia Beacon, this installation offers a unique opportunity for art
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Austrian playwright, poet, and painter Oskar Kokoschka is well-known for his expressionistic pieces. Kokoschka, born in Pöchlarn, Austria, on March 1, 1886, is regarded as one of the pioneers of Austrian Expressionism. He first attended the Vienna School of Arts and Crafts before moving on to the Academy of Fine Arts. His early works were influenced
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Once upon a time, in the Parisian region, there was a young artist named JR, or Jean René. Born in 1983, he wasn’t your typical art student. Instead of classrooms, JR’s teenage years were spent scaling the rooftops and diving into the subways of Paris with his friends. It was a wild and daring time,
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American author and illustrator Howard Pyle was well known for his work in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He was born in Wilmington, Delaware, on March 5, 1853, and passed away in Florence, Italy, on November 9, 1911. Pyle is frequently called the “father of American illustration” for his substantial contributions to the
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Renowned American photographer Arnold Newman is well recognised for his unique approach to environmental portraiture. March 3, 1918, saw his birth in New York City, and he died June 6, 2006. By capturing his subjects in their natural settings and frequently employing dramatic lighting and composition to portray their personalities and occupations, Newman’s approach to
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Piloo Mody was an Indian author-architect and the founding member of the defunct Swatantra Party. He was born on 14 November 1926 to Parsi businessman Sir Homi Mody. He studied architecture at the Sir JJ School of Architecture (bachelor’s) and the University of California (master’s). He married fellow American student, Lavina ‘Vina’ Colgan, with whom
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Ravi Mandlik (b. 20 October 1960) is an Indian artist who studied painting at Sir JJ School of Art. He also taught at his alma mater and LS Raheja School of Art. He has showcased his work in Singapore, Dubai, New York, Stockholm, Tokyo, Brussels, and Delhi. If you are a big fan of actor,
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Shilo Shiv Suleman is perhaps one of the most recognised faces in the contemporary art scene. She is the founder-director of The Fearless Collective; a group of over 400 artists who use art to change the popular patriarchal discourses. She was born in Bangalore and graduated in 2011 from the Srishti School of Art, Design
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An incredible convergence is about to take place in the winding alleyways of Venice, where the echoes of centuries past reverberate through the canals. The lively rhythm of jingle dress dancers will greet 26 intertribal Native American artists from Oklahoma and Colorado on April 18. Their trip through the narrow streets of the city will