Benode Behari Mukherjee

An Indian Modernist Pioneer Manashimaya   Prominent member of the Bengal School of Art, Benode Behari Mukherjee broke beyond traditional limits to carve out his place in Indian Modernism, especially in Contextual Modernism. He distinguished himself as a visionary in the Indian art scene with his artistic journey, which fused a variety of inspirations, including … Read more

World Art Day: A Global Tribute to Creativity and Culture

Manashimaya World Art Day is celebrated on April 15th, a day that cuts over boundaries, tongues, and cultural boundaries. This global festival of creativity pays tribute to what art has on our world, the rich tapestry of human expression. Art, which reflects our narratives, convictions, and goals, has always accompanied humans on their journey through … Read more

Pompei

Rare Frescoes Unearthed in Pompeii Depicting Greek Mythology Manashimaya Pompeii, the ancient Roman city trapped in time by Mount Vesuvius’ horrific eruption in 79 AD, has unearthed yet another gem from its hidden depths in a breathtaking archeological discovery. Unusual frescoes featuring important characters from Greek mythology have turned up, providing fresh insight into creative … Read more

Pandit Birju Maharaj: The Maestro of Kathak

Manashimaya Few names are as well-known in Indian classical dance as Pandit Birju Maharaj. Birju Maharaj, well-known for his captivating performances, expressive facial expressions, and deft footwork, has dance culture in India and beyond. In Indian classical dance, he is revered as a legend for his ability to combine creativity and tradition, his deep sense … Read more

Abstract Expressionism:  Nirode Majumdar, a formidable figure of modernism.

Story by Manashimaya   Nearly forgotten today, Nirode Mazumdar once dominated the art scene from the 1940s onward, casting a towering presence akin to a colossus. Well ahead of his time, Mazumdar embraced symbolism before it gained widespread recognition among his contemporaries, employing it extensively to convey his philosophical and artistic ideals. His artworks, rooted … Read more

Bhabatarini Mandir: An ancient, unique temple at Balaram Ghosh Street

Manashimaya   The ancient Bhabatarini Mandir located at Balaram Ghosh Street in Kolkata, India, is unique for several reasons: The historical significance of the Bhabatarini Mandir lies in its association with the rich cultural and religious heritage of Kolkata (formerly Calcutta) and the broader region of Bengal. Here are some key points highlighting its historical … Read more

Famous Monuments of India: A Tapestry of CulturalHeritage

Manashimaya   India, a land steeped in history and culture, boasts a wealth of architectural wonders that stand as testaments to its rich heritage. From the majestic forts to the intricately carved temples, each monument narrates a saga of the bygone era and reflects the diverse influences that have shaped the country over millennia. Taj … Read more

Kailash Temple, Ellora Caves: A Remarkable Architectural Marvel

Manashimaya India, a land steeped in history and spirituality, is home to some of the world’s most captivating architectural wonders. Among these treasures, the Kailasa Cave Temple is a remarkable testament to ancient craftsmanship and religious devotion. Carved into the solid rock of the Ellora Caves in Maharashtra, this awe-inspiring structure continues to captivate visitors … Read more

Abstract art, is the exploration of creativity, expression, interpretation.

Story : Manashimaya There is a wide range of styles in abstract art, from minimalism and geometric abstraction to expressive and gestural abstraction. Modern artists are experimenting with fresh methods and strategies, erasing distinctions between various genres and producing avant-garde abstractions.  Many modern abstract artists include conceptual and contextual themes in their pieces. This covers … Read more

Museum on Durga – “Maa Phire Elo”

                                                Museum on Durga “Maa Phire Elo” It is said that museums collect and preserve old artifacts, sculptures, objects and gives us the knowledge of a country’s religious, cultural and historical value. From a museum we come to know about a nation’s development and journey from prehistory to modernity. India is a country which … Read more

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