Mahima Sharma (Writer, Research & Founder)
Here is a glimpse of the enigmatic Mahima, a self-taught learner and writer, passionate about art, architecture, design, and decor. She is a force to be reckoned with in the world of creative expression, with her mischievous twinkle in her eye and her pen dancing across the page.
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The Sun by Edvard Munch | Rare Painting
The Sun by Edvard Munch represents hope and a link between humans and nature. It reflects Munch’s yearning for national identity and sustenance, celebrating life’s rapturous delight. Here’s more about the frame.
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Couch Decor: 7 Actionable Steps to Elevate Your Living
Decorating couches might not feel important, but wait until you read this guide until the end and learn how you can switch up your comfort and style in a few steps, a secret no one shared with you on the web.
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The Art of the Olympics: A Celebration of Art & Olympic Games
The Art of the Olympics, combining art and games, concentrates on featuring some of the most influential artists, depicting the works representing Olympics, and uniquely also promote sales of a few works.
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Exhibition of the Artist Affixing the Mechanics of Space & Time
Marguerite Humeau’s first solo exhibition has begun in Seoul, showcasing sculptures, photography, and artwork. Visualizing unseen natural forces, here’s what to expect from the ‘DUST.’
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A Contemporary Indian Art Exhibition Without “Limelights”
An Indian Art Exhibition in Hyderabad featured 3500 artworks by 30 artists. However, the exhibition fell short of effective marketing and presentation.
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Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation Revenue Increased to €7.3 Million
The Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation experienced a significant revenue increase to 7.3 Million Euros, rebounding from a 3 Million Euro loss in 2020. Here’s how the museum facility plans to benefit from it.
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Rediscovered Degas Painting Sweeps A New Auction Price
A Spanish thrifter bought an online art print for $1000, later leading to the rediscovery of Edgar Degas’ Elogio del maquillaje, exhibited only once in 1952.
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Bernardino Campi Painting Sofonisba Anguissola | Rare Painting
Bernardino Campi Painting Sofonisba Anguissola was one of the first paintings in the Renaissance to show movement in the genre of portraiture, breaking from the boundations of static art. Here’s an account of this lesser-known artwork to know more.
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Chhatrapati Shivaji Museum Presents Pre-Historic Artifacts
The Chhatrapati Shivaji Museum in Mumbai is hosting an exhibition of ancient sculptures backed by the CSMVS Ancient World Project.
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The Iconic “La Cita” Becomes the National Vocation of Spain
The work, La Cita by Francisco Goya, subjecting a woman in melancholy, goes on public display as part of ‘El arte que conecta’ program.
