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With Studio-Ghibli trending in the AI chat box, we focus on some hand-printed watercolour frames by the Legendary Artist Hayao Miyazaki Studio Ghibli-style images has been taking the Internet by storm after an Artificial Intelligence platform, OpenAI released its “most advanced image generator yet” as an update to the GPT-4o model. People all around the […]
8 Hand-Painted Frames by Miyazaki that AI could Never.. Read More »
One of India’s most colourful and extensively observed holidays is Holi, sometimes called the Festival of Colors. It heralds the coming of spring and the triumph of right over wrong. Holi has long been a cherished theme in Indian miniature art, particularly in Rajasthani, Mughal, and Pahari schools of painting. These intricate, detailed artworks beautifully
Exploring the Vibrant World of Miniature Paintings on Holi Read More »
The typically stoic diplomatic process was a session of finger-pointing, metaphorical fists in the air, making the abrupt outburst the most intense public spat between foreign leaders in the Oval Office of the United States. The two leaders were meeting to strike a deal but what ended up happening was the deal itself got striked.
Cartoonists React to Zelensky-Trump Feud in the Oval Office Read More »
On February 21, 1925, the weekly magazine The New Yorker was published for the first time. Since its founding, in 1925, The New Yorker has evolved from a Manhattan-centric comic paper to a multi-platform publication known worldwide for its in-depth long form reporting, both political and cultural commentary, fiction pieces, poetry, and most of all
Iconic New Yorker Covers that Address Politics and Culture Read More »
Public Installations at the NSIC Grounds Pull the Audiences in to an Interactive and Contemplative Display Outdoor Art Projects in the India Art Fair feature large-scale installations in outdoor spaces, providing immersive and media diverse artworks that captivate and engage visitors. The India Art Fair has been a platform for exploring modern and contemporary art in
Interactive Public Art Displays At India Art Fair 2025 Read More »
India Art Fair Displays its 16th Edition at the NSIC Grounds Okhla, New Delhi. India Art Fair has emerged as a major gathering of established and emerging contemporary artists, Galleries, institutions and all sorts of lovers of art within India and globally. India Art Fair, has brought together diverse communities to exhibit their works. From
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Artists Reimagine Dr. B.R. Ambedkar On the 76th Republic Day of India, it is helpful to remember the Architect of Indian Constitution, Dr. B.R Ambedkar. His image upholds the values of the Constitution itself. As the icon who drafted the Constitution, his image stands in for his ideology. Dr. B.R Ambedkar has been represented by
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Through the Eyes of Contemporary Artists Read More »
Who is Joseph Beuys? Joseph Beuys was primarily a performance artist, although he dabbled in drawings, paintings, and sculpting. His performances were a masterclass in humanism, teaching the viewers about a being’s relationship with the world’s sociology and environment. He is also credited with developing the performance art of Kunst Aktionen. Popular Joseph Beuys Artworks
20 Most Famous Joseph Beuys Artworks and Performances Read More »
As Navratras are around the corner, a time of celebration and spiritual reverence, the image of Goddess Durga riding her lion begins to take centre stage in homes and temples across India. A symbol of divinity and victory, this inspirational motif is as iconic in the sacred arts and culture of the region. However, the
Lion as a Motif Across Civilisations Read More »
Nicolas Mahler is an Austrian cartoonist, known for his visually arresting and ultra-stylistic comics. Frequently a lot of his work is sparse line and dry humour with everyday life, relationships and the silliness of it all. Mahler isn’t typical by European comic standards in the sense that his storytelling often follows non-traditional paths and includes
Nicolas Mahler’s Absurdist Comedy Through His 9 Minimalist Caricatures Read More »