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“I Will Meet You Yet Again: Contemporary Sikh Art” Exhibition Redefines Narrative of Sikh Identity in Art World, Debuts in Los Angeles

In a groundbreaking effort to expand the narrative of Sikh identity in contemporary art, a new exhibition curated by Syona Puliady and Sonia Dhami is set to redefine the conversation surrounding Sikhism in the art world. Titled “I Will Meet You Yet Again: Contemporary Sikh Art,” this exhibition marks a significant departure from previous presentations […]

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SmritiVan: Architectural Ingenuity and Living Tribute For the Victims of Bhuj Earthquake

The Kutch region of Gujarat experienced one of the deadliest earthquakes in January of 2001. More than 20,000 people lost their lives in the quake, and a museum was inaugurated by our Prime Minister commemorating the same. The museum marks a celebration of resilience and hope within the community of families living in the region.

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Sabarmati Ashram: Where Architecture Speaks Gandhi’s Truth – A Harmony of Tradition, Minimalism, and Legacy

There lies an Ashram near the banks of Sabarmati in the suburbs of Ahmedabad, it is the world renowned Sabarmati Ashram in Gujarat. This is where the Satyagraha movement began and was one of the abodes of Mahatma Gandhi between 1917 to 1930. The Dandi march began from this very monumental space, it was regarded

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The Wooden Palace of Our Past: Discovering Padmanabhpuram Palace

Introduction Padmanabhpuram Palace which is situated in Padmanabhpuram Fort, was built in the 16th century CE, as a royal palace for the Maharajas of Travancore. The palace complex is spread over 6.5 acres of land reflecting the vernacular wooden architecture of the region. It is located in the Kanyakumari district of Tamil Nadu, the structure

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How the Israel-Hamas Conflict Affected Tourism in Egypt?

Introduction After two decades of construction and an investment of one billion dollars, the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) is on the cusp of welcoming visitors. Described as the “largest museum in the world dedicated to one civilization,” the GEM is poised to become a leading hub for archaeological and historical research. Situated strategically between Cairo

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Danish Artist Ordered to Repay Museum After Submitting Empty Frames as Artwork

Introduction In a truly bizarre incident, a Danish artist, Jens Haaning, has been ordered by a court to repay a museum after receiving a substantial sum of money and delivering empty frames as artwork. This unusual turn of events took place at the Kunsten Museum of Modern Art in Aalborg, Denmark, where Haaning was commissioned

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Climate Activists Target MoMA Over Fossil Fuel Ties: Calls for Accountability

Introduction On a recent Friday, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City found itself at the centre of a climate activism protest, shedding light on the institution’s association with a board member whose husband’s firm invests in fossil fuel projects. Climate activists from groups like Extinction Rebellion and Climate Organising Hub converged

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Orhan Pamuk’s ‘The Museum of Innocence: A Literary Masterpiece Transformed into Art

Introduction Orhan Pamuk, the acclaimed Turkish author, is renowned for his ability to weave intricate tales that capture the essence of Istanbul and the human condition. One of his most remarkable works, “The Museum of Innocence,” transcends the realm of literature to become a tangible art form, as Pamuk ingeniously transforms words into objects, creating

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Security Lapse at Christie’s Exposes Artwork Locations: German Experts Uncover Vulnerability

Introduction: Experts Reveal Glaring Cybersecurity Gap Allowing Precise Artwork Location Data to be Published A significant cybersecurity vulnerability has been uncovered by German information security experts within the renowned auction house Christie’s safeguards. This flaw allowed the precise location data of artworks belonging to numerous consigners to be inadvertently disclosed on the auction house’s website.

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