Folk Art Reimagined using Modern Techniques and Contexts
- Unlike classical art forms, folk arts tend to be dynamic and adaptable, often influenced by contemporary influences and trends.
- Art is not just a means of entertaining the audience, it is also a powerful medium to instill a sense of awe in them and take their consciousness to new heights.
- There are some risks to the use of technology in arts forms. This is limiting art to mere computational algorithms or the limited digital platforms of the non-human electronic music ....
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- 1 Traditional Art Forms in Digital Age
- 2 Popular Music in India
- 3 The Power of Art for Healing and Self Expression
- 4 Impact of Digital Technology and Social Media on Art Museums
- 5 From the 'Art with Intelligence' to 'Artificial Intelligence'
- 6 Adaptation of Digital and Innovative Farming Techniques
- 7 Bamboo Farming: Growing Methods and Reaping Benefits
- 8 Mushroom Cultivation: Fruitful and Lucrative Industry
- 9 Apiculture: Scope and Opportunities
- 10 Floriculture and Commercial Potential of Orchids
- 11 Organic Farming: Benefits, Present Status and Future Prospects
- 12 Vertical Farming and Hydroponics: Future Urban Agriculture
- 13 Logging and Climate Change Threaten Montane Birds
- 14 Carnivorous Plant Traps: Explaining the Evolution of Complex 'Composite' Traits
- 15 For Most Animals Sperm Quality Does Not Reduce with Age
- 16 Harnessing Technology for Wildlife Conservation in India
- 17 Urban Area Development and Wildlife Conservation
- 18 Trans-boundary Animal Diseases: An Indian Perspective
- 19 Arno Penzians
- 20 Snailing with Friends
- 21 YUVIKA: ISRO Announces Young Scientist Programme 2024
- 22 Snakebites: A Neglected Healthcare Problem in India
- 23 Snake Eating Birds
- 24 S&T Media and Communicators Conclave at IISF 2023
- 25 VIGYANIKA: Science Literature Festival (IISF 2023)
- 26 Life without the Queen Bee: Inside a Beehive Ordeal
