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Krispin Joseph PX What we call Art is not always presented as Art. Art is not defined yet, so that anything can be Art; even an object purchased from the shop becomes an Art object. Artists challenge the audience and the people engaging in Art’s work. How can this become an Artwork? This question is […]
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Krispin Joseph PX Picnic is a usual word we use to address our pleasure and enjoyment. Humans are pleasurable animals; we seek happiness for every action. We went out for ‘Out’ from ‘In’ because of wanting happiness. The fresh air in the wooden surroundings makes us happy, and we share good times with our dear
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Tsuktiben Jamir Due to its non-biodegradable nature, plastic poses a danger to our ecosystem and causes pollution that lasts for a very long time. The adverse effects of plastic highlight the critical need for sustainable alternatives and ethical consumption, from poisoning our seas and threatening marine life to entering our food chain. The Museum of
The Carpet of Joy: A Garden Made up of Plastic Flowers Read More »
Vaishnavi Srivastava Take a journey through the sculptures and brushstrokes that best express the essence of journeys and shipwrecks, where art serves as a gateway to hidden tales and mesmerising beauty. Here we have compiled the works of art that depict the violent waves crashing over aged objects. Each movement of the brushstrokes retains the
Ancient Shipwreck In Art: 11 Famous Depictions of Sea Voyages in Artworks. Read More »
Krispin Joseph PX Somali land is a land of Art and primitive culture, like many other places. In Somalia, Laas Geel has a group of 10000 years old cave paintings, and many of the caves are not entirely explored. At least the caves of ten sites spread across the semi-desert terrain give them World Heritage
The World of Well-Preserved Primitive Cave Paintings of Somaliland Read More »
Krispin Joseph PX How romantic are you? Being romantic is human nature; poetic, artistic, or natural is a subject of humans. Humans bring the idea of ‘Being’ Romantic into Art and literature; there is too much proof in literature and Art which we portray ourselves as ‘being loved’ in our imaginative articulations depicting us as
Art of Love and The Kiss in Art: Famous Lovers in Art Read More »
Krispin Joseph PX We know why the Sistine Chapel is so famous because of Michelangelo’s famous artwork on the ceiling of that Chapel. When discussing ceilings and art, the Sistine Chapel always catches the headlines. Michelangelo’s incredible works are world-renowned and preserved well. Sistine Chapel is not the only beautiful ceiling in the world; many
Unique Ceilings Paintings from Around the World Read More »
Pratiksha Shome Rembrandt van Rijn’s 1642 painting, The Night Watch, depicts the Militia Company of District II under the Command of Captain Frans Banninck Cocq, also known as The Shooting Company of Frans Banninck Cocq and Willem van Ruytenburch. Although it is the most well-known painting in the Rijksmuseum’s collection, it is actually in the
11 Fascinating Things about Rembrandt’s The Night Watch Read More »
Aditya Sisodia In the ever-evolving realm of art, where creativity knows no bounds, a peculiar addition has emerged—an enigmatic robotic terrier named AICCA, the Artificially Intelligent Critical Canine. Created by artist Mario Klingemann, this fluffy-haired marvel combines the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) with the charm of a four-legged companion to offer unique art critiques.
Tsuktiben Jamir Poonah painting was a technique that gained popularity in Victorian England during the 19th century. It revolved around images of flowers, birds, and other objects, imitating Oriental art by applying thick opaque colour on thin paper without adding a backdrop or shading. The art style was trendy among women and, for a long