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Palak Modi Explores the Intersection of Social Constructivism and Minimalism Through Black and White Art

Palak Modi is an artist whose work explores the relationship between social constructivism and minimalism. She primarily uses black and white to create paintings and sculptures. Modi aims to communicate complicated thoughts with elegant simplicity by exploring the delicate balance between simplicity and human societal constructions through the use of a modern abstract style. Modi […]

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KS Radhakrishnan’s ‘figuring in figuring out’ Magnifies Human Ennui

Archer Art Gallery, Ahmedabad opens its door to renowned figurative sculptor KS Radhakrishnan. The new exhibition, titled ‘figuring in, figuring out’ reflects his sculptural explorations in bronze, foregrounding his intimate understanding and re-imagining of the figurative, and his deep empathy with the human experience. These works investigate the nature of our experience: liminal, ambiguous, fluid.

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

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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Sculpting Equality: Krishna Popaliya’s Artistic Odyssey Through the Essence of Women’s Lives

Krishna Popaliya, a thoughtful artist driven by a commitment towards the nuanced facets of a woman’s existence within society, crafts compelling narratives through her unique exploration of materials. In her artistic journey, she fervently advocates for the equitable placement of women in society, manifesting her convictions through a keen observation of their life cycle, challenges,

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Sacred Peaks: Exploring the Nagara Style of Temple Architecture in India

There are more than 2 million Hindu temples in India, showcasing a vast variety of architectural styles that are highly influenced by the region they belong to. The notion of space and time has been envisioned beautifully in Indian architecture. The art and architecture that we see in Hindu temples all hail from one scripture

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Manhattan District Attorney Returns Stolen Antiquities Valued at Over $1 Million to Nepal

Repatriation of Stolen Artefacts Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has announced the successful repatriation of four antiquities, collectively valued at more than $1 million, to Nepal. The restitution is a significant development in ongoing investigations into Nepalese trafficking networks, with connections to the alleged prolific looter Subhash Kapoor. Recovered Antiquities: Unmasking the Stolen Treasures The

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Berlin-Based Artist Jesse Darling Clinches 40th Turner Prize with Sculptures of Unstable Bodies

A Triumph for Jesse Darling Jesse Darling, the Berlin-based artist celebrated for sculptures embodying the essence of unstable bodies, has secured the prestigious Turner Prize, the UK’s foremost art accolade. The victory comes with a £25,000 cash prize, marking the 40th iteration of the esteemed award that has previously honoured luminaries like Anish Kapoor, Wolfgang

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Domestic Worker Turned Artist: Sathyabhama K’s Inspirational Journey from Pandemic Struggles to Artistic Triumph

Introduction Sathyabhama K was a daily wage worker who unfortunately fell victim to the pandemic that ravaged the world in 2021. At 65 Sathyabhama is now famous as an artist having a solo show just organised at the main Thrissur Lalithakala Academy gallery. Her story is inspiring for those who look for various approaches of overcoming crises

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Madras Art Guild (MAG) month-long cultural festival is on now

Introduction The third edition of the Madras Art Guild (MAG), a month-long public art festival, commenced its festivities on a grand note at VR Chennai. The event was graced by the Consul General of Japan in India, Miyata Kenji, alongside the presence of actor Siddharth and contemporary artist Trotsky Marudu. This prestigious inauguration marked the

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