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In conversation with Milan Moudgill as he talks about his first solo photography exhibition “Kailash Mansarovar”.  A project that follows the journey of Sven Hedin and Swami Pranavananda, through archival material, contemporary pictures, and an in-depth examination of the debates that arose, traces the story of how our modern understanding of Kailash came to be.

 

Ekatmata Sharma 

India has a rich and diverse artistic tradition, and there are many famous artists across various fields. Here are a few notable ones:

  1. Raja Ravi Varma (1848–1906): Often referred to as the father of modern Indian art, Raja Ravi Varma is known for his paintings that blend Indian traditions with European academic art.
  2. Jamini Roy (1887–1972): A renowned painter from Bengal, Jamini Roy is celebrated for his unique style that combines traditional Indian folk art with modernist influences.

Let’s embark on a captivating journey through some of the most renowned art books that have enriched the understanding of the visual arts.

  1. “The Story of Art” by E.H. Gombrich: One of the most accessible and widely read art books, “The Story of Art” by Ernst Gombrich is a classic that has introduced countless readers to the history of art. Gombrich’s engaging narrative style takes readers on a chronological exploration of art, from prehistoric cave paintings to the avant-garde movements of the 20th century.
Anis Annisa Maryam
Anis Annisa Maryam
Madhur Gupta
Madhur Gupta
Gopika Nath
Gopika Nath

Curator's pick - Soul Survivors by Anu Malhotra (Apatani tribe - Arunachal Pradesh | Konyak Tribe - Nagaland)

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Captivating magic of Spiti valley in black-and-white photographs
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The streets of a city are a window to their culture – Sumiko Murgai Nanda
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This is the right time to invest in buying photographs – Ajay Rajgarhia

Theatre is that powerful tool of social representation that does not hesitate to berate, rebuke…

Eurydice by Jean Anouilh. Dir. E.Alkazi. Alaknanda Duriaud as Eurydice. Theatre Unit, Bombay, 1959. Copyright Alkazi Foundation for the Arts
Natya Ustaad: Where creativity flourishes
Blast from the past
‘Theatre is an act of cultural production’
Rajat Kapoor