Women wearing Menswear: acquiring from the boys

“To me menswear is like the ocean: less than 5% has been explored.” Raven Shields By Vaani Pujar, 16 April, 2020 Dressing like a man doesn’t disguise a woman’s femininity, it ignites it. As recently we have seen labels which are really menswear are making a huge statement, a big example can be bode, female

Wednesday workshops with Kenzo

Take a dose of inspiration and creativity in you with Kenzo workshops  By Vaani Pujar, 18 April, 2020 Due to this covid-19 global outbreak, we are often bored and don’t really know what to do, this time is the perfect time to show your creativity and your passion that you had it in you, take

Sound collection during Quarantine

Indian artists are making a space for music in lockdown  By Vaani Pujar, 18 April, 2020 Sound artist and musician Yashas Shetty came out with an internet music show from his home studio in Bangalore. By naming the theme “isolation” as we are dealing with it right now. Shetty played tracks from different genres and time

Museum of death paying infamous Neo Nazi Musician

By Vaani Pujar, 18 April, 2020 In Hollywood, CA has been quietly playing paying infamous neo Nazi musician, antichrist Kramer, to make art and merchandise for them! Neo Nazi aka antichrist Kramer, rock against communism, a lot of people have a problem with them, they are famous for dressing up weirdly. These bands release racist

Van really gone; Painting worth million got stolen on Artist’s 167th birthday

“In these dark days that we are in, I feel so strongly that art is here to comfort us, to inspire us and to heal us.” – Jan Rudolph de Lorm  By Vaani Pujar, 16 April, 2020  Most shocking news, while you were sitting at home due to world lockdown and all 55, ooo museums

Socially distant protest: The Illuminator

By Nazvi, 11 April, 2020 NYC-based political projection collective ‘The Illuminator‘ protested against the US government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic by projecting calls to action onto a New York skyscraper. The art activist collective, staged a large-scale public projection in Manhattan on Saturday night, March 28, at 8:00 pm to make several demands on their local,

COVID-19 is Pandemic: WHO and UN wants Artists to submit Artworks that creates awareness among Public about COVID-19

You have the power to change the world. The UN needs your help to stop the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) By Rushil Pradhan, 14 April, 2020 This is an open call for all the designers, artists, and independent creators to submit designs in any form- visuals, graphics even audio tracks and videos as long as they

Around The World: Bored People + Household Objects + Lockdown, Creating Art

Bored at home due to social-distancing? Why not be a part of the viral trend started by Anneloes Officier to show off your photographic skills. By Rushil Pradhan, 11 April, 2020 The Instagram account has over 170k followers  (@tussenkunstenquarantaine) which translates into “between art and quarantine” in dutch. Is flooded by thousands of submissions all around

“Linked into” Spotify: Curated list of songs for “Work Work Work Work Work”

By Nazvi, 11 April, 2020 With the rising popularity of Spotify, LinkedIn- the American business and employment-oriented service, recently launched a new series on Spotify that consists of 7 categories of playlists targeted for different career stages. Here they are: We’re in it together: Whatever your version of success is, you should know that you’re

Artists for caregivers: How Art comes to the rescue in crisis

By Nazvi, 11 April, 2020 Established in Paris and founded in 1996, The French auction house, Piasa organizes around sixty auctions in the fields of Modern and Contemporary Art, jewelry, art of Asia, old drawings and paintings, books and manuscripts, artworks, photographs and high period furniture. Recently, Piasa conducted an online charity sale of Contemporary