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As Bangladesh grapples with intense political turmoil, the streets have transformed into both battlegrounds and canvases. Widespread protests have erupted in response to the government’s controversial decision to ban an opposition political party, leading to fierce clashes between security forces and citizens, particularly students and young people, who are disillusioned by economic challenges like soaring […]
Introduction A single frame can define an era. Within the field of sports, photographs possess an unparalleled ability to encapsulate the raw emotion, unparalleled athleticism, and historical significance of a fleeting moment. From the exhilarating apex of victory to the gut-wrenching depths of defeat, these images serve as time-honoured testaments to the human spirit pushed
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Known by many as “Le Douanier” due to his work as a customs inspector, Henri Rousseau is a shining example of inventiveness and self-taught artistic genius. Rousseau did not receive professional training, yet his vivid colours, minute details, and surreal aspects make his paintings captivating. His paintings offer a fanciful study of nature, populated by
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Remedios Varo, a pioneering Spanish-Mexican surrealist artist, has left an indelible mark on the art world with her mystical and evocative paintings. Her works are renowned for their intricate detail, imaginative landscapes, and profound symbolism, often drawing from her rich background in mysticism, alchemy, and science. Born in Spain but flourishing artistically in Mexico, Varo’s
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Adolf Hitler, infamous for his role in history as the dictator of Nazi Germany, also had a lesser-known passion for art. During his early years in Vienna from 1908 to 1913, Hitler immersed himself in painting, hoping to earn a living through his artwork. Despite his ambitions, he faced little commercial success, often struggling to
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Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth Commissions have transformed a simple pedestal into one of the most dynamic and talked-about public art spaces in the world. Originally intended to hold an equestrian statue of King William IV, the plinth remained empty for over 150 years, creating a unique opportunity for contemporary artists to showcase their work in
Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, affectionately known as the ‘Missile Man of India,’ was a luminary figure whose life embodied resilience, intellect, and service to humanity. Born in 1931 in Rameswaram, Kalam became India’s most revered scientist and statesman. His groundbreaking contributions to India’s space and defence programs, including spearheading the Pokhran-II nuclear tests, earned him
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The Sony World Photography Awards 2024, which were announced yesterday, April 18, focus on the best and most recent international photographers and trends in their sector. This year’s Architecture & Design category nominees include ten talented individuals from as far away as Finland, Malaysia, and Canada. Siobhán Doran of Ireland became victorious with her series
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. Usually falling in February or March, the event is held on the full moon day (Purnima) of the Hindu month of Phalgun. The joyful dousing
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