Scroll through anyone’s social media timeline and there’s one type of post that’ll pop up repeatedly: Memes. While it can be difficult to take them seriously, memes have become a global phenomenon comprising bulk content of viral websites like Buzzfeed,… Continue Reading
What does a painting on a wall, a dance performance, a meme, a selfie & a street art have in common? They are all art. To put it simply, art is anything that evokes a reaction – positive, negative or… Continue Reading
Surrealism was a multidisciplinary cultural movement that emerged in Paris during WWII. It was an offshoot of the ‘anti-art’ movement, Dada, that strived for viewers to question the state of art, politics and society. Surrealism was intensely anti-war, anti-bourgeois, and… Continue Reading
Pop Art was the art of popular culture. The word ‘POP’ was first coined in 1954, by the British art critic Lawrence Alloway, to describe a new type of art that was inspired by the imagery of popular culture. Pop… Continue Reading