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Word of the Day: EphemeralEphemeral describes things that last for a very short time, appearing briefly before disappearing. This adjective, originating from a Greek...- Chef tam's seasonsChef Tam's Seasons in Macau provides unique dining. The restaurant's menu changes every 15 days. It reflects traditional Chinese climatic s...
- Miley Cyrus on tattoo regrets: I could have skipped a few like pitbull and catMiley Cyrus opened up about her evolving relationship with tattoos, admitting some regrets despite viewing them as life snapshots. She humo...
- What are the strict Met Gala rules all celebrities must follow, or risk being banned? Here's the full listAt its core, the Met Gala is a charitable evening that raises millions annually for the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art...
- Deepfakes: It's All MayaMaya conceals Brahmn, entangles consciousness, projects unreal as real. Adi Shankara states Brahmn alone is real, illusory world resides wi...
- Telegram introduces new "Stories" feature exclusively for premium usersPrivacy-conscious users will also find solace in the level of control Telegram Stories provides. The feature allows users to fine-tune thei...
- Oscars hit by online hate for Academy decision to present 8 awards offline before live telecastThis is not the first time that the Academy has attempted at bumping certain categories out of the live broadcast.
- From stuffed pigeons to slowly-melting chairs, billionaire tycoon's art collection has it allIt will give visitors a glimpse of François Pinault's trove of art purchases since the 1980s.
- Christo, artist known for wrapping large monuments in fabric, passes away at 84The artist's career was also defined by his ambitious art projects that quickly disappeared soon after they were erected.
- Robot-artists cannot simply be brushed offThe graffiti may be on the wall for human artists as Ai-rtists refine their skills.
- Louvre in Paris furthers genre of ephemeral artThat’s when the true intention behind a work of art transforms in hindsight.
- Meet the British Pakistani who re-imagined KathakFarooq Chaudhry, a Londoner of Pak origin, has helped a bunch of young and talented dancers put Kathak on the world map.
- Tax corporates and help artists live in dignityThey are buying a public conscious through art. However difficult it might be, we all know we need to protect our past and create a cultura...
- Fleeting permanenceThe rationale of ephemeral art is just as imperative as that of art meant to endure.
- Love your stillnessIn an art exhibition held in Moderna Museet in Stockholm, Andy Warhol once wrote that in the future, everyone would be world-famous for 15 ...
- I’d rather do works for public spaces: Anjolie Ela MenonAnjolie Ela Menon talks to ET Bureau about how her artistic journey has been marked by ‘progressions, deletions, regressions, diversions, m...
- Slowdown ensured creative destructionIf the global financial meltdown appeared like a tsunami to some actors in the nascent market for contemporary Indian art, it might actuall...
- 'The growth of Indian art reflects the success of its economy'V&A director Mark Jones was in the city recently for the unfurling of the exhibit and spoke to ET in a freewheeling chat.
- HP's CloudPrint is worth the paper it's printed onThe IT giant has invented “Cloud-Print” technology, which allows users to print from a BlackBerry remotely by using any printer.
- The future of spiritual flatliningFor all the spiritual spin given to the ancient art of alchemy - that it symbolised the evolution of the alchemist from an imperfect, corru...
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