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Lucknow: An art exhibition titled, ‘Myths – Through the Palimpsest of Line', featuring mythology-inspired artworks, was inaugurated at the opening ceremony of the art gallery Kokoro on Sunday.

California-based art gallery Nucleus announced the God of ... unforgettable moments from Kratos’ journey through the ancient Greek and Norse mythologies that have captured the hearts of millions ...

“Comic art can be detailed because ... "American superheroes are our mythology. But a lot of that mythology was taken from Greek and Roman statues, where you have these idealized forms," she ...

The process of Early Access means that boons, art, and storylines are subject ... that you don't need to know anything about Hades or Greek mythology to get stuck into the sequel.

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In the lubricious mix are other creatures of Greek mythology. The intentions of ... Looking at the displayed prints brings Ernest Hemingway to mind, whose perspective on such a brutal spectacle ...

Greek mythology is sneaky. One moment you are just minding your own business and, before you know it, you are knee-deep in tales about gods throwing tantrums and mortals making terrible decisions.