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Artists Explore the Complexities and Legacy of the Indian Partition in Diverse Art Forms

Columns, Featured / 23/08/2023

Introduction The legacy of the Indian Partition, a momentous event that marked the end of British rule in India, continues to reverberate through the artistic expressions of contemporary creators. As India and Pakistan commemorated their 76th year of independence, artists are using their creative prowess to delve into the intricate layers of the Partition’s impact, […]

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Britannia’s “1947% More History” Campaign Revives India’s Freedom Struggle Through Innovative AR Experience

Featured, News / 12/08/2023

As India celebrated its 77th year of independence, Britannia launched the poignant “1947% More History” campaign, a heartfelt tribute to the valiant freedom fighters of the past and the few living heroes of today. Amidst a landscape of rampant discounts and sales, the campaign stands out for its innovative use of technology, utilizing augmented reality

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Tale of a ‘Forbidden’ Textile: The Mashru Story

Featured, Room For More Art / 11/08/2023

Mashru, a radiant blend of cotton and silk, is believed to have its origins in the Kutch and Patan areas of what is now Gujarat. The name “mashru” is derived from an Arabic term signifying ‘permissible’ or ‘lawful’. With a history extending back to at least the 16th century, this fabric was initially created

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Journey of a Persian Prince: Freddie Mercury’s Indian Miniature Painting Unveiled by Sotheby’s London.

Featured, News / 08/08/2023

Introduction In a remarkable exhibition-cum-sale by Sotheby’s auction house in London, over 1,400 lots of the treasured belongings of legendary British singer-songwriter Freddie Mercury have been unveiled. Among these items is a captivating Indian miniature painting dating back to the 16th century, known as the ‘Journey of a Persian Prince.’ This article explores the significance

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How the Rediscovered Constable Painting Could Secure the Future of Historic Scottish Castle?

News / 07/08/2023

A Stroke of Luck Fortune smiled upon a British couple as they stumbled upon what appeared to be an overlooked masterpiece by renowned English landscape painter John Constable. Simon Houison Craufurd and his wife, Adity, were astonished to learn that a painting in the guest wing of their family’s 800-year-old castle, Craufurdland Castle, might be

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New Visitor Limits Announced for Greece’s Iconic Acropolis: A Bid to Preserve Heritage Amidst Tourism Surge

Featured, News / 05/08/2023

Managing the Influx: A Cap on Acropolis Visitors As Europe embraces the summer tourism surge, Greece stands at the crossroads of preserving its rich archaeological heritage and managing the influx of eager travelers. In a significant move, the Greek government has declared that access to the world-renowned Acropolis in Athens will soon be capped at

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Palghar Artists Honored to Paint Warli Art on Rashtrapati Bhavan’s Museum Wall

News / 20/07/2023

Artists from Dahanu in the Palghar district have been given the esteemed opportunity to showcase their talent by painting the walls of the marble museum at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi with captivating Warli art. Through the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA), disciples of the renowned Warli artist Padmashree Jivya Soma Mahse

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India Receives 105 Antiques Smuggled to the US in Follow-Up to PM’s Visit

News / 18/07/2023

New York, July 18 (IANS) – In a significant development following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Washington, India has successfully received a batch of 105 stolen antiques that were recovered by US officials. The repatriation ceremony took place at India’s Consulate General in New York, where India’s Ambassador to the US, Taranjit Singh Sandhu,

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Liverpool Arab Arts Festival Celebrates 25 Years with a Focus on Storytelling and Cultural Unity

News / 06/07/2023

Liverpool Arab Arts Festival, the UK’s longest-running Arab arts festival, is celebrating its 25th year by exploring the theme of storytelling and storytellers. The festival, which began in 1998 with the aim of preserving Arab arts, culture, and heritage, has become a symbol of unity, showcasing how cultural events can bring diverse communities together in

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Samsung Collaborates with Terrain.art to Showcase Contemporary Indian Art on The Frame TV

News / 05/07/2023

Samsung, the global No.1 television brand for 17 years, has recently added Indian contemporary artwork to the art store of its lifestyle TV, The Frame. The Frame is not just a television; it transforms into a piece of art when it’s turned off, offering a unique and immersive experience for art enthusiasts. In collaboration with

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