By: Biswajit Ghosh
Seed of Artistry was grown to professional creative artist. It took thirty-five odd years since Biswajit Ghosh born in the winter 1977 in a Middle class Bengali family. Business is the priority of family for living, still none of the guardians opposed to his interest in artistry in childhood. He observed contemporary artisans in business of making idols and models. He observed the colour of nature in paintings by reputed painters. As a child he ...
By: Cvetelina KalchevaNedko Solakov exhibited the installation 'I Miss Socialism, Maybe' as part of his first solo exhibition in Beijing. The artist explains his position towards communism in handwritten text on the wall: 'I miss the Big Brother eyes, why? Because my friends and I dream of how nice it would be when the Big Brother's eyes would be gone forever. Yes they are gone, but they have been replaced by many more pairs of eyes following you.'
By: Nina Pancheva-KirkovaConstructing New Identities: Images of Socialist Realism and Contemporary Fine Art in Post-Communist Bulgaria
Abstract:
The fall of the communist regime in Bulgaria witnessed the end of a grand recit, a metanarrative (Lyotard, 1984) that claimed total knowledge of human history, politics and economy. Socialist Realism, as an aesthetic that supposedly embodies this metanarrative, articulated its pretension as the authentic art form that ...
By: Mithil ThakerMy prime interest is in drawing and painting from my childhood..When I was kid, my parents used to allow me to watch only Discovery and Cartoon channels.. Those channels created a deep interest in colours and creations of nature...Many forms and faces still today are in my memory when I am 19 years old today..Those images and colours inspire me even today..And due to that, I could make any face in any size by pencil and then in colour, if it ... 
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