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After the 1947 Independence, a united India was riddled with the issue of rebuilding the nation. After the Britishers had been defeated, they left the country in ruins. There was […]
Local Traditions and Context Reign Supreme in Charles Correa’s Philosophy Read More »
Born in 1921, Somnath Hore has grown to be a widely known and well-celebrated visual artist of post-Independence India and a staple name in the canon of Modern Indian Art.
10 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Overlook Somnath Hore; The Master of Modern Art Read More »
We are all acquainted with the 7 wonders of the ancient world. If not, we are definitely familiar with Maarten van Heemskerck’s depiction. The list was the first of its
Reality or Conspiracy? The Truth Behind The New 7 Wonders of the World Read More »
While the world governments are still divided over the Israel-Hamas war, local artists have raised humanitarian concerns over the war in Gaza. But it’s not only the contemporary artists who
When we think of Gothic Architecture, our memory takes us through the grand cathedrals and abbeys (never forget the lines of gargoyles keeping the monstrosities away), where priests and nuns
Similarity in Diversity: 3 Gothic Architecture Movements Which Influenced the World Read More »
The ‘early’ man was a free animal. They used to roam around the wilderness; a true wanderlust spirit. Evolution began when their brains could comprehend their surroundings. However, it did
Let There Be Light: The Stylistic Elements of Gothic Architecture Read More »
We are familiar with the proverb, “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy”. And it certainly holds true. The word “play” may take a plethora of forms.
Lust for Latex and Leather: A Tom of Finland Legacy Read More »
Symbolism in Ganesha’s Accessories The Broken Tusk (Ekadanta) One of the most prominent symbols associated with Ganesha is his broken tusk. According to mythology, Ganesha sacrificed his own tusk to
Ganesha’s Iconography: A Multifaceted Journey from Mythology to Modernity (Part 2) Read More »
Introduction Ganesha, the elephant-headed deity, stands as an iconic and beloved figure in Hinduism and beyond. His distinctive form, replete with intricate symbolism, tells a story of mythology, spirituality, and
Ganesha’s Iconography: A Multifaceted Journey from Mythology to Modernity (Part 1) Read More »
Introduction Despite socioeconomic challenges, Iran remains an innovative country in terms of arts and culture. Art has been utilised by contemporary artists to challenge biases, disrupt norms, and critically evaluate
Contemporary Iranian Lens-Based Art: Identity and Sociopolitical Narratives. Read More »