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AI Neural Abstract Logo: Integrating Artificial Intelligence with Modern Design-stock-photo
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AI Neural Connection Logo: Integrating Artificial Intelligence with Neural Network Design-stock-photo
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File photo dated 15/06/19 of 'Leith Docks Man' one of six life-size iron figures by artist Antony Gormley that forms part of the installation '6 Times' which marks out a watery route along Edinburgh's Water of Leith. Sculptor Sir Antony Gormley has been made a Companion of Honour in the King's Birthday Honours list, for services to Art. Issue date: Friday June 13, 2025.-stock-photo
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Luxury business logo in gradient colors-stock-photo
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Abstract Art Painted by Clouds-stock-photo
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Intelligent underground civilization secretly connected to a chaotic surface city, in a symbolic and dystopian illustration.-stock-photo
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Close up picture of Baby sun coreopsis flower also known as 'SonnenKind' taken at botanical garden in Michigan. Natures beauty comes in many forms.-stock-photo
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Mind Loops. Abstract Canvas Composition.. Monochrome Hues-stock-photo
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Mind Loops. Abstract Canvas Composition.-stock-photo
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'Life is Beautiful' text forms a heart shape in olive green against black. Retro typography evokes a positive, vintage vibe.-stock-photo
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An orange lion logo is displayed on a black background. The word 'LION' forms the body of the animal in a creative wordmark design.-stock-photo
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'Juicy' text forms a grinning mouth with dripping elements, creating a stylized, edgy design on a dark background.-stock-photo
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A weathered bulletin board with colorful paper fragments and torn posters, creating a textured and abstract background. Fragmented grunge paper layers-stock-photo
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A weathered bulletin board with colorful paper fragments and torn posters, creating a textured and abstract background. Fragmented grunge paper layers-stock-photo
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A weathered bulletin board with colorful paper fragments and torn posters, creating a textured and abstract background. Fragmented grunge paper layers-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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Kolkata, India. 4 June, 2025: “Material as Metaphor - A Dialogue of Art Forms” unfolds at the National Gallery of Modern Art, housed in the restored Old Currency Building. Curated by Sayantan Maitra Boka and executed by the Basu Foundation, the exhibition features 240 works by 53 artists across three levels. Showcasing prints, textiles, photography, sculpture, painting, video, and sound, it bridges Indian tradition and modernity. Opened on 20 May 2025, the show is likely to continue for two months, offering a rich dialogue of evolving art forms.-stock-photo
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