September 3.
It may seem a common day but 77 years ago today, the young girl wished for the end of war, had her dreams crushed when she was dragged out of the Secret Annex and taken to Auschwitz.
Read Transplanting Hope by Rehana Munir at the link below.
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The pandemic has changed our lives in many ways. It has made our recreation loving species fear stepping out.
In such hard times find out how Kiran Nadar Museum of Art is celebrating 10 years of existence in the art scenario.
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Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein has created a new beginning for science fiction and a reflection of the spirit of modernity.
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#FrankensteinDay#Literature#classic
Surrounded in an intense red light, an artist first walks by us fully clad in a biohazard suit. Alarm bells trill in the background. The artist walks by again with one leg in a cardboard box, and then it’s both his legs..
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Begin your weekend with a short, splendid read of micro-fiction series which borrows from the thousand words through which a picture speaks to create a moment of experiential art.
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#friday#literature
Primarily rooted within a shared human experience – a consequence of a rapidly evolving world – Chippa Sudhakar’s works explore the complex and intricate nuances of human interactions with nature.
Read more at Take Five at the link below.
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#art#tbt
Kolkata’s Experimenter Gallery’s Filament, an online film and moving image program, is one more in the repertoire of looming questions in our current collective creative reflection...
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#art#cinema#film#kolkata#change#movies
The elusive magic of Quentin Blake’s illustrations continues to cast its spell on readers, forever leaving behind traces of pixie dust in our imagination.
Read 'The Line King' penned by Praveena Shivram at the link below.
https://t.co/AwKJi8fXSE
#art#line#artmatters#sketches
...the pioneer of romanticism and the free love movement, William Blake was also a painter and was in love with drawing and engraving.
Read more of 'Imagined Worlds through Words' by Jagriti Sharma at the link below.
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#art#History#ArtistOnTwitter
Arts Illustrated is overwhelmed with the response for the photo story contest. A big round of applause to the contest winner Subhankar Chakraborty who dazzled us with his photograph 'Digha'.
#WorldPhotographyDay
...Watson’s Hotel is – in our present state of knowledge – unquestionably the first multi-storey habitable building in the world...
Check in the Watson Hotel of the 19th century, penned by Moksha Kumar for its architecture.
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#wednesdaythought
Read a Heartfelt Tribute to the late icon of Indian cinema, Sridevi, penned by our writer, Vimala.
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#Sridevi#indiancinema#instablog#tribute
Is art and auction becoming a millennial-centric platform keeping in mind the fact that the avid users of the internet are the millennial?
Read 'A Millennial Turn for Auctions?' to find out.
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#art#auctions#tuesdayvibe
'...I carefully opened the parched cover, only to be greeted with Umrao Jan Ada’s delicate script in Urdu...'
Enjoy pages of history with our blog, The Lucknawi Wilderness.
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#books#BookLoversDay
Magic - An art of ephemeral moments and illusions.
Read about the master of illusion who debunked physics and busted the supernatural in our micro-blog.
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#art#magic#ArtistOnTwitter#TBT#ThrowbackThursday
Painting Everyday Goddesses with the stellar artist Basuki Dasgupta.
In a conversation with Arts Illustrated, Dasgupta reveals the whispers of his latest series which is currently live on https://t.co/eXNWCzl8uv
Read 'Myths Recast' at the link
https://t.co/voao4DoAbX
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