Contemporary Art

Colors of Dreams: Ayaan’s Journey from Dust to Destiny
Colors of Dreams (A Story About Art, Passion, and Perseverance) In a dusty neighborhood of Old Delhi, tucked between crumbling houses and chaotic bazaars, lived a boy named Ayaan. His world was small — a one-room home he shared with his mother — but his dreams were vast, bursting with colors that no wall could contain.
By FKG9 months ago in Art
Sokher Hari
Sokher Hari: The God of Devotion and Longing in Bengali Folklore In the rich and diverse cultural tapestry of Bengal, few deities capture the essence of personal devotion and intimate spiritual longing quite like Sokher Hari. Often revered as a deeply personal manifestation of Lord Krishna, Sokher Hari occupies a special place in the hearts of rural and folk communities across Bengal, especially in regions like Nadia, Murshidabad, and parts of Bangladesh.
By Nabir Mondol9 months ago in Art
"The Bench by the Lake"
The wooden bench by the lake had aged with time—its paint chipped, its legs slightly crooked—but it stood firm, as if waiting. Every Sunday at 4 p.m., Evelyn came and sat there, her fingers gently tracing the names carved into the wood: Evelyn & Thomas, 1987.
By Xr_Rahul9 months ago in Art
Going Global with a Click: Why Artists Love Online Art Contests
With the world becoming a surprisingly small place with digitization, artists feel a sense of relief. They no longer need to travel miles or pay hefty entry fees to get their work in front of an international viewer base. With just a few clicks, artists and creators of all ages and styles can take part in online art competitions organized by reputed contemporary online galleries like TERAVARNA, Saatchi Art, etc. Yes, they are loving it.
By Blair Bart9 months ago in Art
"The Clockmaker’s Paradox''. AI-Generated.
In a forgotten corner of a narrow cobbled street, tucked between buildings that leaned with age and sighed with the wind, stood a clock shop. The sign above the door read simply: “Meridius Timecrafts.” Most walked past it without a second glance, dismissing it as a relic from another era. Yet those who entered would find clocks that did more than tick—they pulsed, whispered, and sometimes… remembered.
By Abid khan9 months ago in Art
Brazilian Videographer Doug Lima On Redefining Storytelling In The Mobile Era
Doug Lima is a Brazilian-born videographer and content creator who has carved a niche for himself in the competitive Los Angeles market, producing high-quality visuals for a diverse range of clients, from global giants like Microsoft and Mattel to Latin Grammy Award-winning musician, Gee Rocha.
By Lisa Rosenberg9 months ago in Art
Miss Face of the World, World’s Prettiest Girl
The Miss Face of the World, World’s Prettiest Girl competitions go far beyond celebrating physical beauty, its a powerful platform for showcasing intelligence, passion, and purpose. This isn’t just about walking a runway in a stunning gown; it’s about embodying grace, confidence, and compassion.
By Miss Face of the World, World’s Prettiest Girl9 months ago in Art
How to Create Depth and Distance in Landscape Art
Do you want to master the secrets of scenery painting? Do you want to make your scenic paintings come real with perspective and atmospheric elements? Just hang on there.
By rachel brown9 months ago in Art
We learn from dance about building better cities
Can Movement Motivate Superior Cities? How Development Shapes Sustainable Urban Planning City life teems with activity, but how we tend to navigate cities can have a huge impact not just on the environment but also on our personal health. Transportation consumes 30% of energy in countries in which people have reached a high standard of living. Despite efforts among engineers to build smarter cities, many of the solutions still prioritize efficiency and speed over sustainability and human well-being. Might the key to reshaping our cities be found in a surprising realm — dance?
By Shadow9 months ago in Art
Art That Stopped Time How the World’s Most Unique Creations Captivate the Human Soul
Some art stops you in your tracks. Other art stops time itself in its tracks—just for you. That's the sort of art this article is about.
By Siddharth Kamble9 months ago in Art
The United States Canvas American Art Becoming the Soul of the Nation
If you're truly determined to get America—to get at what America's about beyond politics and history but, yes, soul—you need to look at its art.
By Siddharth Kamble9 months ago in Art
Instagram-Worthy Water Art that’ll Make You Look Twice
Browsing through Instagram for five minutes will let you spot the bold splashes of blue, delicate ripples of color, waves of paint that seem to move even in stillness. You can make out this as something called water art, the popular trend—and it’s roping the attention of viewers over feeds, reels, etc. Explore pages with such graceful and powerful elements as water itself to find about the fluid beauty, the hypnotic techniques, and the modern take on water paintings.
By Blair Bart9 months ago in Art