Hi, finally its time for E. And E stands for Expressionism in the world of Art. Four people Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Fritz Bleyl, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, and Erich Heckel founded it and together they formed the group Die Brücke (The Bridge) in the city of Dresden. A Little History: In the early 20th century, Expressionism arose, […]
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Dadaism form of Art was founded Zürich, Switzerland by Hugo Ball and his friend Emmy Hennings in Berlin in the year 1917. A Little History: In the early 20th century, Dadaism was born, A reaction to the chaos, the world’s forlorn. From Zurich to Berlin, its movement spread, In protest against war, its message bled.
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Hi everyone, its already the 3rd day of A2Z Blog Challenge and here I am again with Alphabet C. And C stands for Cubism. Cubism form of Art was originally introduced between 1907 and 1914 in Paris, the founders were Pablo Picasso and George Braque. Cubism Art is basically how we see the world around
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Hi everyone, I am back again today with Alphabet B. And B stands for Baroque Art. Baroque Art was originally found in 1585. However, 1700/1730 is called the Baroque era. As the name suggests. The word “baroque” derives from the Portuguese and Spanish words. It was founded by Michelangelo Merisi Caravaggio. However, the Catholic Church influenced
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This year, a lot has changed for me. Initially, I thought of books for the A2Z Challenge 2024, but then again, I don’t review books here. So, I thought of coming up with Art, rather, types of Arts in my own poetic way. I can’t draw, but I can write, and that’s why I tried
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Hi, this is Mili here and here I am again this week with an exclusive interview with Baisakhi Saha, I had already read and reviewed her book so I thought why not have a chitchat with her. This interview is a short one but it was quite interesting for me. So, meet Baisakhi Saha, a
Hi this Mili and I am here today with an interview of a poet. Well, not only an uprising poet but someone who looks out for the societry as well. Meet Kanwarpal Singh, a proud resident of Ludhiana, Punjab, India. He attended Guru Nanak International Senior Secondary Public School and later earned his Bachelor’s and
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Spring is here, and with it comes a renewed sense of hope and joy. What better way to celebrate than by reigniting the love in your life? Forget the notion that romance fades with age or gets lost in the daily grind. Love stories aren’t just for teenagers; they’re for everyone! This March, let’s spread
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The Country Clubs banquet hall bustled with nervous energy, the air thick with the aroma of food and unspoken emotions. Anu clutched the worn photograph, its edges softened from countless caresses. Today was her son Nick’s wedding day, a momentous occasion tinged with a bittersweet truth. Nick’s bride-to-be, Annika, was none other than Asher’s daughter.
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Hi, Its me Mili again. Returning by popular demand, we’re thrilled to welcome back Muhammad Ali Samejo for another captivating interview. Renowned for his eloquence and insightful perspectives, Muhammad has already captured the hearts of many through his previous appearances in our mini-series. Today, we delve deeper into his fascinating journey, exploring his multifaceted career
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Deep within the emerald jungles of Kerala, nestled amongst towering trees with leaves the size of dinner plates, lived a young boy named Rohan. Rohan had eyes as dark as the richest cocoa beans and a mischievous grin that could melt any heart faster than a bar of chocolate under the midday sun. One scorching
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Hi, its Mili here. It’s been long since I had interviewed an author. Today I have Mr Arun Krishnan, who is a marvellous author of the books ‘Battle of Vatapi’. Originally, it’s a historical battle in India that was fought was also a decisive engagement which took place between the Pallavas and Chalukyas (2 famous
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Marry My Husband (내 남편과 결혼해줘) released this year in January and it was very well appreciated by the international viewers. K-Dramas these days are doing really good internationally. The reason I chose to review Marry My Husband was not because of its overwhelming story and mid-blowing cast but also every other thing be it
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“Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.” – Nelson Mandela Priyanka’s childhood was a whisper in a crowded room, easily missed. Back then, being quiet and keeping to herself made her an outsider. Kids called her names, and friends pretended to be her companions, only to
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February is all about love as we have Valentines Day on the 14th, so I did a little bit digging of my own while I was on a travel mode, and guess what I got some good infos. The Saintly Suspects: There are actually several Saint Valentines linked to February 14th. One popular story
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