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THE SCENT OF A MONARCH - Vimarsana News

THE SCENT OF A MONARCH

Chatter matterWith sleek direction, captivating stories and wonderful performances, Turkish dramas are here to stay. These days Pakistanis are obsessed with ‘Kurulus: Osman’ – a mega hit Turkish series. One of the reasons of the series’...

Remembering Akhter Rasool: A Graphic Design Pioneer in Kashmir - Vimarsana News

Remembering Akhter Rasool: A Graphic Design Pioneer in Kashmir

Akhter Rasool, a mentor and artist, profoundly impacted the art and design scene in Kashmir. A chance encounter with Akhter Rasool himself opened doors to a career in layout design. Rasool's dedication elevated graphic design's importance in journalism, inspiring a new generation. He left a lasting legacy, nurturing emerging talent and transforming the field of design in Kashmir. His sudden passing in 2021 marked the end of an era, but his influence continues to shape artists and designers, reminding them of the limitless possibilities in their craft.

Oxford hairdresser wins award at Tate with lockdown-inspired look - Vimarsana News

Oxford hairdresser wins award at Tate with lockdown-inspired look

An Oxford-based hairdresser has won a Hair Trend industry award with an image inspired by the Covid-19 lockdown.

Linton & Mac a cut above at national awards - Vimarsana News

Linton & Mac a cut above at national awards

Linton & Mac salon in Aberdeen has been named the best for its customer experience at a national awards ceremony.

Vivek Kashyap Opens Up On How Photography Has Evolved From Pixels To Poetry - Vimarsana News

Vivek Kashyap Opens Up On How Photography Has Evolved From Pixels To Poetry

Vivek views his subjects not as mere objects but as characters in a larger narrative. His images are more than just pictures; they are verses that invite viewers to interpret and feel.

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