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  Life   Art  08 Jun 2018

Life, Art, 08 Jun 2018

Bezos believed that the print book had existed for far too long ever since Gutenberg had invented movable type and thereby mechanised printing in the 1450s.

It’s important to nurture and endure reading habit

Reading from a print format helps develop imagination and conjure visions in the mind.

08 Jun 2018 1:23 AM

For Zaveri, art has no boundaries. “As my father always said, ‘you can find creativity even on an empty piece of paper’.

Artistic ode to nature

Nature intrigues artist Aarti Zaveri and finds reflection and expression in her paintings, installations, sculptures, short film.

08 Jun 2018 12:27 AM


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