POLITICAL ART MOVEMENTS: THE ART OF PROTEST

Political art movements have long been a powerful means of protest, offering artists a platform to challenge authority, question social norms, and address injustice. Throughout history, these movements have merged creativity with activism, using art to inspire change and bring attention to societal struggles. Whether through painting, sculpture, or street art, political art transcends aesthetic expression, becoming a tool for resistance and reform. Read More …

DILEMMAS IN WORKPLACE CULTURE

Workplace culture presents dilemmas that can significantly impact employee satisfaction, productivity, and overall organisational success. How do we address the dilemmas in workplace culture? How do we maintain a positive workplace environment that balances team success with individual goals? Let’s discuss the six strategies that can prove effective in solving the dilemmas in workplace culture. Read More …

TOXIC POSITIVITY WITHIN SOCIAL TRENDS

Toxic positivity is a concept that refers to the excessive and unrealistic emphasis on maintaining a positive mindset. It involves suppressing or avoiding negative emotions, even when they are unhealthy or inappropriate. For example, an encouraging word can make all the difference in times of difficulty, but forcing away negative emotions can actually do more harm than good. And this behavior can often come from the most well-intentioned people. Read More …

BATH: THE ROMAN CITY IN ENGLAND

In the ceremonial county of Somerset, England, Bath is a city in the Bath and North East Somerset unitary area, known for its Roman-built baths. And it is only 2-3 hours drive from London. The city has a rich history and well-preserved heritage, making it one of the most popular tourist destinations. Bath is famous for its Roman and Georgian architecture and natural hot springs. It boasts many iconic landmarks and offers literary connections that we will discuss in this blog. Read More …

THE RISE OF ABSTRACT ART MOVEMENT

Abstract art is an artwork style devoid of accurate depictions of visual reality, communicating instead through lines, shapes, textures, colors, forms, and gestural marks to achieve its effect. And these elements are used to create visual interest and convey emotions, ideas, or concepts, which often distorts or simplifies forms to the point where they become non-representational. Read More …