Art & Culture

Father’s Day 2025: The Google Doodle That Has Everyone Getting Emotional

15 Jun 2025 13:05 PM IST

Google marked Father’s Day 2025 with a moving Doodle featuring sprouting leaves. The artwork celebrated the nurturing role of fathers through symbolic visuals and animation.

Tourist Destroys Crystal Van Gogh Chair, Flees Gallery

14 Jun 2025 11:46 AM IST

A tourist destroyed a crystal-studded Van Gogh chair at a museum in Italy while taking photos. The museum released footage, condemned the act, and launched an awareness campaign after restoring the delicate Swarovski-covered artwork.

Nazca Lines Protection Reversal: Peru Reinstates Safeguards Amid Criticism

11 Jun 2025 14:29 PM IST

Peru has reversed its decision to reduce protections around the Nazca Lines following public outcry over potential mining threats. Authorities will now rely on a newly formed expert panel to assess sustainable land use while preserving the UNESCO World Heritage site.

Frederick Forsyth: Thriller Author and MI6 Spy Dies

10 Jun 2025 12:03 PM IST

Frederick Forsyth, author of The Day of the Jackal, has died aged 86. He passed away peacefully at home, his agents confirmed.

Nita Ambani Celebrates India’s Cultural Strength at WAVES 2025 | Watch

02 May 2025 15:53 PM IST

Nita Ambani praised India's cultural heritage and global influence in her speech at WAVES 2025, celebrating its blend of ancient wisdom and modern energy.

Struggle Behind Grace: Prerana Shrimali’s Journey in Classical Dance

28 Apr 2025 20:20 PM IST

Prerana Shrimali’s journey embodies passion, perseverance, and resilience, inspiring future generations to uphold and evolve India’s classical dance heritage.

Nazi-Looted Painting to be Returned to Belgian Collector’s Heirs

30 Mar 2025 19:48 PM IST

A 1654 painting looted by the Nazis from Belgian collector Samuel Hartveld will be returned to his heirs. The artwork spent over three decades at London’s Tate Gallery before its rightful ownership was confirmed. This restitution is part of ongoing efforts to return stolen art to rightful owners.

Woman Buys Drawing for Rs.1000, Experts Say It Could Be a Renoir Worth Millions

30 Mar 2025 16:58 PM IST

Heidi Markow purchased a $12 charcoal painting, later believed to be an original Renoir. Experts identified a rare stamp and faint signature. Sotheby’s referred her to an art appraiser, who hinted at its authenticity. If confirmed, the artwork could be worth over $1 million.

MF Husain Painting Resurfaces After 70 Years, Sells for a Historic .8M

MF Husain Painting Resurfaces After 70 Years, Sells for a Historic $13.8M

21 Mar 2025 14:59 PM IST

MF Husain’s *Untitled (Gram Yatra)* sold for $13.8 million at Christie’s, setting a new record for Indian art. The painting, depicting rural life in India, had been hidden for over 70 years. Its sale marks a significant moment in modern South Asian art history.

SFI Hosts Satyam’s Triptych 2025: A Grand Showcase of Design Creativity

13 Mar 2025 23:00 PM IST

Satyam Fashion Institute (SFI), Noida, one of India's premier design institutions affiliated with SNDT Women's University, Mumbai, hosted its much-anticipated annual graduation show

Inception grant show 2025 by Art Incept

10 Mar 2025 12:53 PM IST

The 5th edition of Inception Grant Show organised by Art Incept is taking place in the Capital from Mar 8th – 16th 2025 at Triveni and Shridharini Gallery, Mandi House, New Delhi. It is an exclusive showcase featuring the artworks of the 13 finalists from over 800 applicants from all over South Asia. “Selected from a highly competitive pool of over

Women’s Day Celebration with Highway Hero Trust – Saluting the Superb Women in Our Lives!

09 Mar 2025 12:38 PM IST

The Highway Hero Trust organized a grand Women’s Day Celebration at Godavari Auditorium, Lodhi Road sunday saluting the unsung heroes of our society—Women Drivers, Entrepreneurs, and Teachers, along with a fashion show—Walk to Empower by the women drivers themselves. The program was graced by motivational women, distinguished guests, and young

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