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Can Buildings Be Art? Exploring the Visionary Work and Life of Thom Mayne

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Introduction American architect Thom Mayne was born on January 19, 1944, and his avant-garde style has revolutionized modern architecture. Mayne is the principal of Morphosis Architects, a Los Angeles-based business he founded in 1972. His unconventional architectural shapes have won him praise from all around the world. His art goes beyond conventional forms, emphasizing original […]

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Priyaranjan Purkait: Winner of Abir India First Take 2021 Celebrates New Milestones with Gallery Dot Walk and Upcoming Exhibitions

First Take 2024, Room For More Art /

In this episode of Tuesday Talk, we had the pleasure of conversing with Priyaranjan Purkait, an artist hailing from the picturesque Sundarbans. Priyaranjan’s journey from his village to becoming a notable artist in Kolkata is a tale of growth, adaptation, and deep connection to his roots. Priyaranjan’s artistic journey began in his native Sundarbans, where

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The Artistic Journey of Rita Prasad: A Tale of Accidental Discovery and Evolving Expression

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Rita Prasad’s journey into the world of art is a fascinating story of serendipity and self-discovery. Born and raised in a city brimming with cultural heritage, Rita’s path to becoming a prominent artist was not a planned one. Her narrative exemplifies how talent, when discovered and nurtured, can lead to extraordinary outcomes. From Serendipity to

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Dhruvi Jain’s Journey Forward: What’s on the Horizon After First Take 2023?

First Take 2024, Room For More Art /

Dhruvi Jain, a promising young sculptor from Indore, is making her mark in the art world following her recent postgraduation. Navigating the transition from academia to a full-time art practice, she continues to work from her home studio, focusing on drawing and exploring the limitations of working with ceramics in her current space. Dhruvi’s journey

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Phulkari Embroidery: A Symbol of Women’s Agency and Empowerment

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Phulkari of Punjab Embroidery Phulkari baari baari, Kithay gulab da phool, Haray haray ni, Kithay suhaagan da ghoonghat, Laal laal ni. Translation: Phulkari made stitch by stitch, where the roses are green in colour while the veil of the bride is red. These are some verses of a folk song that signify the making of

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The Impact of Parametric Architecture on Modern Urban Landscapes

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Introduction Parametric architecture represents a revolutionary shift in how we conceptualize and construct buildings. Emerging from the broader field of parametric design, it employs advanced computational techniques to generate complex and innovative structures that are responsive to both environmental conditions and human needs. This article delves into the principles of parametric design, its impact on

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The Keeshangarh School of Painting: A Fusion of Devotion and Aesthetics

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Introduction The vibrant history of Indian art is often punctuated by the emergence of distinct regional schools that not only reflect the cultural ethos of their times but also stand as enduring legacies of aesthetic brilliance. One such remarkable tradition is the Keeshangarh School of Painting, rooted in the state of Keeshangarh, founded in 1609

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Biomimicry, The Sustainable Way Forward. Can Inspirations from Nature Solve Our Building Crisis?

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Introduction The world of design and architecture has seen an inventive approach to studying and replicating nature’s designs and processes to solve human problems. This approach to architecture has resulted in ground-breaking designs by examining natural form, function, and systems. This is the Biomimicry model wherein architects use nature as a model to create sustainable

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Symbols of Success: Exploring Medals, Trophies, and Plaques in Sports

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Sports victories are often adorned with a rich selection of symbols. Medals, rings, belts, and trophies are more than just physical objects; they are tangible representations of athletic excellence. These coveted awards encapsulate the sweat, dedication, and triumph that define a champion’s journey. In this article, we’ll explore some of the most iconic symbols bestowed

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Three Critical Investments According to Ramprasad Akkisetti at the 18th Smart Office India Summit 2024: A Good Chair, A Comfortable Bed, and Quality Footwear

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Introduction The 18th Smart Office India Summit 2024, held in Pune, featured a keynote address by Mr. Ramprasad Akkisetti, the co-founder and Managing Director of CCBA Designs. With over 30 years of experience, Mr. Akkisetti has established himself as a visionary in the field of architecture and commercial design. His speech at the summit provided

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