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Controversy Arises Over Authenticity of Jamini Roy’s Paintings in Kolkata Exhibition

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An exhibition of renowned artist Jamini Roy’s paintings in Kolkata has sparked controversy as a group of artists raised concerns over the authenticity of the artworks showcased. The dispute has led to a formal complaint filed at the Park Street Police Station and calls for an investigation by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), which […]

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Why Black Museums: Art Galleries at Black Studies (AGBS) Presents Second Symposium

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Art Galleries at Black Studies (AGBS) is thrilled to announce the second symposium in its multi-year program, Why Black Museums. This annual series aims to honour and examine the cultural contributions of Black and ethnically specific museums while delving into the innovative ways these institutions shape museum spaces. Event Details The symposium, titled “Why Black

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“Stone Hasn’t Left me”, Says the Curator of Yuva Sambhava Robin David

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When it comes to artistic expression, mediums, techniques, and perceptions frequently change over time. Nonetheless, despite all of this change, there is still a persistent dedication to customs and respect for ancestry that informs and influences the field of art. The recent show presented by renowned sculptor Robin David under the Raza Foundation’s auspices resonates

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San Diego’s South Asian Art Showcase: ‘India: South Asian Painting’ Premieres at Speed Art Museum

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A spectacular journey into the world of South Asian art awaits visitors at the Speed Art Museum with the opening of “India: South Asian Painting from the San Diego Museum of Art.” This groundbreaking exhibition, curated as a pair of thematic showcases, unveils one of the most extensive collections of South Asian paintings globally, marking

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Echoes of Heritage: Sangam Vankhade’s Sculptural Odes to Cultural Preservation

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Artist Sangam Vankhade’s love of conserving cultural legacy is evident in the elaborate sculptures and architectural replicas he makes. Vankhade’s art is a tribute to the narratives and spirit of past times, demonstrating a deep appreciation for the importance of historical landmarks. Inspired by the stories that have been passed down through the ages, Vankhade

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Devastating Fire Destroys Thousands of Artworks in Abkhazia’s National Gallery

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A tragic incident unfolded in Abkhazia, a Russian-backed breakaway region of Georgia, as a fire ravaged the National Gallery of Abkhazia, reducing thousands of cherished artworks to ashes. The National Gallery, more storage space than a museum, suffered irreparable losses in a blaze that swept through its exhibition hall in the capital, Sukhumi, early on

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Demolition of Darb 1718: Cairo’s Cultural Hub Falls Amidst City Redevelopment Controversy

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Darb 1718, a renowned contemporary arts centre in Cairo, fell victim to demolition on January 6, sparking outrage within the artistic community and beyond. The organisation announced the unexpected destruction through a post on Instagram, lamenting the loss of a historic landmark that had served as a sanctuary for artists and artisans for 16 years.

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Dr. Jasmine is Pioneering a Contemporary Renaissance in Kangra and Basohli Miniature Painting

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Dr. Jasmine, an erudite contemporary miniature artist, stands as a luminary in Kangra and Basohli paintings. Armed with a Masters Specialisation and a distinguished Ph.D. in Miniature Painting, her academic prowess is as profound as her artistic finesse. Driven by an unwavering passion for the genre, Jasmine’s oeuvre transcends conventional boundaries, pushing the limits of

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Fundraising Campaign Launched to Preserve Historic Atelier 11 Studio in Cité Falguière, Paris

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Introduction A remarkable fundraising campaign has recently been initiated to safeguard the historic Atelier 11 studio in the Cité Falguière, Paris. This 150-year-old studio holds profound art historical significance, having been the creative sanctuary for renowned artists such as Amedeo Modigliani, Chaïm Soutine, Constantin Brancusi, and Paul Gauguin. Additionally, it played a pivotal role in

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