Mixed Media
The History of Drama and Its Enduring Legacy
Drama Through the Ages: A Journey into Its History and Impact Drama has been a timeless medium of storytelling, captivating audiences through complex characters, layered emotions, and poignant dilemmas. From ancient rituals to modern-day cinematic masterpieces, drama serves as a mirror to society, reflecting its values, struggles, and triumphs. This blog dives into the history of drama, how it evolved, its defining movements, and its ongoing relevance in our lives. Along the way, we’ll celebrate the influential figures and groundbreaking works that have shaped this remarkable art form.
By Tasadduq Hussainabout a year ago in Art
Whispers and Cries
"The great history painters created occasionally a portrait, out of love for glory, friendship, or great beauty, or even because powerful princes demanded their portrait or that of a favorite protégé; several masters, finally, painted their self-portrait." Jacob Burckhardt in ‘O retrato na pintura italiana do Renascimento’ (Orig. pt.)
By Bruno Bispoabout a year ago in Art
Marcel Duchamp: The Art of Moustaches and Mischief
I have written for the Art community before, and have also written about my disdain about the gatekeeping that exists in the world of art. It is something that put me off bothering with art for some time, much like opera and classical music. Fine art? I thought it wasn’t for a simple arsehole like me, Paul Stewart, from Glasgow. Turns out, I was wrong. Art is for everyone—so deal with it, art snobs.
By Paul Stewartabout a year ago in Art
Love Rekindled: Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury Steal the Spotlight at Cheshire Event
Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury, one of the most adored couples to emerge from the world of reality television, are turning heads again. The two Love Island stars, both 25, made their first public appearance following a surprise New Year’s Eve kiss that has since captured headlines and warmed fans’ hearts.
By mureed hussainabout a year ago in Art
The Rise of Is This Abdul: Redefining Nasheeds with Slowed & Reverb Sounds
"Is This Abdul" is a Kenyan record producer who has gained recognition for his unique approach to nasheeds—Islamic devotional songs—by applying slowed and reverb effects to create a serene and contemplative listening experience. This technique, which involves reducing a track's tempo and adding reverb to produce an ethereal sound, has become increasingly popular across various music genres and has found a distinctive place within the nasheed community.
By Jaffar Uthmanabout a year ago in Art
Ginger and Turmeric: A Powerful Pair for Your Health
Introduction: Did you know that a combination of two ordinary household spices might have the capacity to increase your health in ways you never imagined? Ginger and turmeric, both having their own amazing list of health benefits, are commonly used together to make natural treatments for anything from inflammation to digestion. These two spices, filled with antioxidants and anti-inflammatory qualities, have been utilized in traditional medicine for ages. But in today's environment, they are garnering even more attention for their potential in improving overall well-being.
By miloud ferhiabout a year ago in Art
Tarot. The fortune-tellers from Egypt?
Cleopatra and Caesar used tarot cards? Many people have heard of Tarot cards, their ability to predict the future and give great advice. Many people use them as a way to earn money, self-development or just for fun. But where did they come from? Who is the creator of these prediction cards?
By torch macktraherabout a year ago in Art









