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The art of floristry: a circular tablepiece of early summer flowers created from peonies, roses & clematis surrounded by a ring of ferns and conifer.-stock-photo
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Creative flat lay of decorative pumpkins with text Hello Autumn visible through a pumpkin shaped gap. Cozy seasonal concept for fall backgrounds.-stock-photo
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Flat lay of colorful decorative pumpkins visible through a pumpkin shaped gap. Cozy seasonal concept for fall backgrounds, Thanksgiving themes.-stock-photo
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Flat lay of decorative pumpkins, acorns, autumn leaves and pumpkin shaped cutout. Cozy seasonal concept for fall backgrounds, Thanksgiving themes.-stock-photo
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Creative autumn flat lay of decorative pumpkin visible through a pumpkin shaped gap. Cozy seasonal concept perfect for fall backgrounds.-stock-photo
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Creative flat lay of acorns visible through a autumn leaf shaped gap. Cozy seasonal concept for fall backgrounds, Thanksgiving themes.-stock-photo
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Creative autumn flat lay of decorative pumpkin visible through a pumpkin shaped gap. Cozy seasonal concept perfect for fall backgrounds.-stock-photo
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Creative flat lay of decorative pumpkins, acorns and autumn leaves visible through a pumpkin shaped gap. Cozy seasonal concept for fall backgrounds.-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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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