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The First Female Sculptor form Kashmir Sabreena Firdous Sculpting Her Way Through Glass Ceilings

Introduction In the heart of Gulab Bagh Hazratbal, Srinagar, a remarkable artist is making waves. Sabreena Firdous, at just 22 years old, is not only shaping clay but also breaking barriers in the world of sculpture. She is the first female sculptor artist in the region, leaving an indelible mark on the art world with […]

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Delhi Contemporary Art Week (DCAW) Set to Kick Off at Bikaner House on September 3

The Delhi Contemporary Art Week is all set to make a vibrant return, starting on September 3 at Bikaner House. The event promises to be a celebration of contemporary art, with six city-based art galleries participating and showcasing the works of emerging artists from India and the broader South Asian region, including Bangladesh and Pakistan.

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A Tribute to India’s Glorious Journey: The ₹16.5 Crore Independence Park at Delhi’s Third Waste-To-Art Park

Introduction As India celebrates its 75th year of independence, a remarkable tribute has been unveiled to commemorate the nation’s journey from antiquity to modernity. Independence Park, a labour of love and dedication, has been conceptualized at a cost of approximately ₹16.5 crore. This park is not just a testament to the nation’s progress but also

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Spotlight: Pius Fox’s “The Seagull Constellation” Exhibition in Cologne

Galerie Christian Lethert in Cologne is set to unveil a captivating exhibition by German artist Pius Fox, titled “The Seagull Constellation.” This marks Fox’s second solo show with the gallery, presenting an assortment of recent works that showcase his remarkable versatility and creativity. The exhibition, opening on September 1, promises an exploration of diverse materials,

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Gandhi Darshan at Rajghat Set for Transformation: New Statue to Illuminate Mahatma Gandhi’s Legacy

Unveiling a Symbolic Tribute Gandhi Darshan, the historical site located at Rajghat, New Delhi, which serves as a homage to Mahatma Gandhi’s enduring legacy, is on the cusp of a transformational makeover. This revitalization effort includes the installation of a new statue, poised to be unveiled on September 4. The statue will take its place

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A $4 N.C. Wyeth artwork bought at a thrift store might get $250,000 at auction.

Unknown Whereabouts for 80 Years For nearly eight decades, a painting attributed to N.C. Wyeth, a prominent figure in the Wyeth family of painters, remained lost to the art world. However, a seemingly serendipitous Facebook post has led to the exciting rediscovery of the artwork. A Thrift Store Find with Remarkable Potential In 2017, an

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Climate Activists Again! Throws paint on Tom Thomson Art at Canadian Gallery

In a surprising turn of events, an environmental protester was arrested for mischief at an art gallery in Ottawa. The Ottawa Police were called to the gallery at noon after the protester engaged in an act of defiance. The arrested individual’s action has ignited a debate over the appropriate methods for conveying environmental concerns. A

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Cairo Government: Demolish Cultural Centers, Modernise Cairo

Historic Neighborhoods and Landmarks Face Demolition The vibrant streets and neighborhoods of Cairo, once steeped in history and culture, are undergoing a dramatic transformation as the government’s modernization plan sweeps through the city. Residents of the working-class areas are witnessing their homes, green spaces, archaeological treasures, and beloved cultural hubs vanish, igniting concerns about the

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