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Preserving Heritage Through Art: Odisha to have Dokra Arts Museum in next 2 months

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In a significant move to celebrate and preserve the rich heritage of traditional Dokra art, the Odisha government is all set to unveil the Dokra Museum in the quaint village of Sadeibereni-Nabajibanpur in the Dhenkanal district. This endeavor, undertaken by the Department of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes, holds the promise of not only showcasing […]

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Re-defining Exhibitions at Artix: India’s First Hotel Art Fair

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A highly distinctive event has just concluded. A new type of hotel exhibition called Artix started on August 25th at Taj Palace in Delhi. It lasted until August 27th and received mostly positive feedback. Artix created a sensation in the city with its breathtaking artworks and the magnificent venue that hosted it, igniting vibrant discussions among

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Art World Shock: British Museum in Turmoil as Director Resigns Over Missing Treasures Scandal

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The British Museum, a renowned cultural institution founded in 1753, is currently facing a major scandal involving the disappearance of numerous historical treasures. The museum’s director, Hartwig Fischer, announced his immediate departure following allegations of mishandling investigations. This incident has raised concerns about the museum’s internal management and its larger role in safeguarding global heritage.

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Claude Picasso, Custodian of a Legendary Legacy, Passes Away at 76

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Claude Picasso, the son of renowned artist Pablo Picasso, has tragically passed away at the age of 76. This news follows closely after the demise of his mother, artist Françoise Gilot, and during the 50th anniversary commemorations of his father’s death. Claude was a pivotal figure in the stewardship of Picasso’s artistic legacy, working to

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Turning Waste into Art: Delhi’s Unique Message Ahead of G20 Summit

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As the world gears up for the upcoming G20 Summit, Delhi is making a bold and innovative statement through a series of waste-to-art installations that will greet both tourists and delegates. Under the themes of “One Earth, One Family, One Future” and “Welcome to Delhi: World’s Largest Waste-To-Art City,” the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD)

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Controversy Over Theft of Artifacts Forces British Museum Director’s Immediate Resignation

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In a surprising turn of events, Hartwig Fischer, the director of the renowned British Museum, has announced his immediate resignation, cutting short his expected tenure. Fischer’s decision comes as a response to the escalating controversy surrounding the theft of objects from the museum’s esteemed collection, purportedly by a senior curator employed at the institution. Allegations

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Art Out of the Box: Transforming Everyday Items into Experiential Art

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Introduction In an innovative fusion of creativity and functionality, the upcoming event “Art Out of the Box” is set to redefine the boundaries of contemporary art. This captivating exhibition is geared towards presenting renowned artists whose creations transcend traditional canvases, manifesting on everyday objects and items. With around 23 artists hailing from various corners of

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From Rising Soccer Star to Art Thief Extraordinaire: The Man Who Stole The Scream’s Tale of Crime and Redemption

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In 1985, at just 18 years old, Pal Enger marked his debut in Norway’s Eliteserien, the country’s premier football league, playing for Valerenga. Little did the world know that his love for crime and a twisted sense of history would lead him down a path of audacious heists and eventual redemption. A Childhood Obsessed with

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Shanghai’s Long Museum Founders to Sell $150 Million Worth of Art at Sotheby’s

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Introduction Renowned billionaire collectors Liu Yiqian and Wang Wei, founders of Shanghai’s prestigious Long Museum, are set to make a significant impact in the art world by selling an estimated $150 million worth of art through Sotheby’s auction. This move comes as a surprise, given their stature in the art scene. The Long Museum, which

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