"In societies where modern conditions of production prevail, all life presents as an immense accumulation of spectacles. Everything that was directly lived has moved away into a representation."(Guy Debord, ”The Society ...

The newest city branding approaches which identify cities as complex and uncontrollable entities, demands more stakeholder involvement that enables a participatory approach to city branding. As a city consists of many ...

The semi stylistic tradition came to a peek in mural paintings of Sri Lanka during the 18th century along with an enormous distribution throughout the central and suburban Kandyan domain. Scholars have explored and interpreted ...

When you go through your wardrobe, have you ever come across clothes that are not in use to an extent you might have even forgotten their existence? What would you do to them? Do you keep them as it is or throw them away? ...

As centuries passed, different drinks have become prominent in different times, places, and cultures from antiquity to the present day. The colonial—era herbal beverages with natural cups (coconut shell) are famous among ...

"I can't spell it," or "I can't read it." Have you ever come across a child who is yelling like this? This might be Dyslexia. Dyslexia is a common learning disability that affects children's ability to read. Children‘s ...

The Philatelic Bureau, affiliated with the Postal Department of Sri Lanka, issues around 30 million stamps annually. Postage stamps are a type of official document which reflect a country’s values to the world. At the ...

Unlike belief and knowledge, intelligence is not information: it is a process, or an innate capacity to use information in order to respond to ever—Changing requirements. By assiduous practice one can become more skilled. ...

Off—cut fabrics are generated in the cutting departments of the apparel manufacturing industry, which mostly end up in landfills. This off—cut fabric pieces have the potential of turning into a piece of art or something ...

There are around 3 million gamers in Sri Lanka and 60% are school children. They spent a substantial amount of their time to get good at the game, to win in-game items and goodies to give them status, social or competitive ...