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Droupadi Murmu: President Droupadi Murmu opens exhibition on Project Tiger | India News - Vimarsana News

Droupadi Murmu: President Droupadi Murmu opens exhibition on Project Tiger | India News

India News: President Droupadi Murmu on Friday said life values of tribal communities should be adopted not only for environmental protection but also for the exi

Ippodo Gallery opens an exhibition of kinetic sculpture by Susumu Shingu - Vimarsana News

Ippodo Gallery opens an exhibition of kinetic sculpture by Susumu Shingu

a href= http://www.ippodogallery.com target= _blank Ippodo Gallery /a is presenting renowned kinetic sculptor Susumu Shingu’s first solo exhi

Ill-Timed Sprouts and Other Tales: The Art of Reeta Inkeroinen at Camera Stylo - Vimarsana News

Ill-Timed Sprouts and Other Tales: The Art of Reeta Inkeroinen at Camera Stylo

A Finnish artist in Beijing is weaving her own creative universe from pencil and ink.

The better half | Art & Culture | thenews.com.pk - Vimarsana News

The better half | Art & Culture | thenews.com.pk

Trudy Wiegand & Scheherzade Junejo ‘Green With Envy’. Frequently, the phrase “the other half” has a condescending connotation; implying that a woman is not an independent individual, but part of a composite entity. Throughout history, there have been no women military dictators, or leading figures of a religious community (popes, chief rabbis, grand muftis, ayatollahs). Power and religion have been used to dominate, exploit and subjugate women in patriarchal cultures. Over centuries, societies were built in such a way that women’s absence from literature, arts, science, politics, la...

New art exhibits spotlights works of two former BYU-Idaho professors - Vimarsana News

New art exhibits spotlights works of two former BYU-Idaho professors

New art exhibits spotlights works of two former BYU-Idaho professors Updated at Share This Adam Forsgren, EastIdahoNews.com REXBURG — An exhibition at the Art Museum of Eastern Idaho in Idaho Falls features the work of Rexburg residents Gerald Griffin and Matthew Geddes. Titled “A Silent Conversation,” this exhibition displays 60 oil paintings by Griffin and 30 sculptures by Geddes. The exhibition examines the way elements like texture, color and form converse together to create a work of art and shape its meaning. “Most of the viewing public I think views artwork in terms of subjec...