Local Art & Craft Exhibitions: Celebrating Handmade Heritage

Local Art & Craft Exhibitions: Celebrating Handmade Heritage

The Local Art & Craft Exhibitions, hosted at Science City Kolkata, turned into a vibrant marketplace of tradition and craftsmanship. Running from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM, the exhibition brought together talented artisans and enthusiastic visitors under one roof. The hall buzzed with activity...

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UK’s Summer Art Roundup

UK’s Summer Art Roundup

The UK’s 2025 summer art calendar is dazzling. From Warhol and Do Ho Suh to Renaissance classics and immersive sound installations, British galleries are curating experiences for every taste. Tate Modern, V&A, and the Barbican lead the way, spotlighting diverse voices and themes—from...

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Kolkata Centre for Creativity: A Space Where Art Breathes

Kolkata Centre for Creativity: A Space Where Art Breathes

On 24th February, the Kolkata Centre for Creativity (KCC) opened its doors to art lovers from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, transforming the day into a celebration of imagination and contemporary expression. Known as one of Kolkata’s most dynamic cultural spaces, KCC once again proved why it is a...

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Rediscovery of Henry Orlik

Rediscovery of Henry Orlik

British-German surrealist Henry Orlik, once overshadowed by his peers, is now enjoying a renaissance. A new exhibition in New York is reintroducing his dreamlike, psychoanalytic-infused works to fresh audiences—and it’s sparking conversations. Orlik’s style blends strange juxtapositions,...

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Van Gogh Chair Accident in Verona

Van Gogh Chair Accident in Verona

At Verona’s Palazzo Maffei, a tourist attempting a photo op accidentally damaged a Swarovski-studded replica of Van Gogh’s iconic chair. The incident quickly went viral, sparking outrage and laughter in equal measure. Beyond the memes, the event raises valid concerns about museum etiquette...

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UNESCO Rock-Art Dispute

UNESCO Rock-Art Dispute

Australia’s Murujuga rock art, some of the world’s oldest, is at the heart of a heated debate. While activists push for UNESCO protection, industrial projects nearby threaten the delicate petroglyphs with irreversible damage. These artworks, etched tens of thousands of years ago, offer...

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Louvre Shutdown OverVisits

Louvre Shutdown OverVisits

The Louvre, one of the world’s most iconic museums, recently faced a dramatic closure—not due to threats or renovations, but overwhelming crowds. Staff went on strike, citing visitor mismanagement, security concerns, and burnout from controlling surging numbers of selfie-seekers, especially...

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GST Rate Cut Brings Relief for India’s Handicraft Sector

GST Rate Cut Brings Relief for India’s Handicraft Sector

The Indian handicraft sector has received a much-needed boost with the GST Council’s recent decision to reduce tax rates on a wide range of handicraft items. This move is being seen as a positive step toward encouraging traditional artisans, small-scale producers, and local craft communities...

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The Role of Art in Indian Weddings

The Role of Art in Indian Weddings

Indian weddings are not just ceremonies—they’re immersive art events. From hand-painted invitations to floral mandaps, art plays a huge role in expressing identity, tradition, and beauty. Every region has its wedding art: intricate mehendi designs in the North, vibrant Pattachitra...

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Temple Carvings as Storytelling Devices

Temple Carvings as Storytelling Devices

India’s ancient temples are more than places of worship—they are encyclopedias in stone. Every pillar, ceiling, and wall is adorned with carvings that narrate epics, local legends, daily life, and cosmic mysteries. These sculptures turn sacred space into a narrative experience. From the...

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