A Living, Unfinished Sentence: Loredana Pazzini Paracciani on Across Words and the Many Voices of Timor-Leste at the Venice Biennale […]
From 23 October to 1 November 2026, Ahmedabad Cultural Week brings together 18 cultural spaces across the city, exploring the […]
By Bhavya Balamurali Every evening, just outside Alliance Française de Delhi, the red-necked ibises arrive. They come in flocks, hundreds […]
By Gouravi Every year, as autumn arrives in Kolkata, the city begins to transform. The streets become brighter, neighbourhoods become […]
By Gauravi The Synthesis of Sacred Motifs, Social Satire, and Visual Evolution in Kalighat Pattachitra Kalighat Patachitra, a distinctive and […]
By Kanishka As the 2026 Venice Biennale steps away from Instagram-friendly spectacle, it asks visitors to slow down and look […]
By: Chahat Sharma What does it mean to keep a tradition alive? Is preservation about holding on to a practice […]
By Bhavya Balamurali Stories of everyday life move alongside forests, birds, animals and trees in Mayank Singh Shyam’s canvases, intertwining […]
An Ode to Arpita Singh: The Artist who turned Domestic Life, Memory and Protest into Visual Poetry – Bhavya Balamurali […]
By Kanishka How does a 14-foot masterpiece from independent India end up quietly hanging in a private hospital corridor in […]
A film becomes “art” less through genre or subtitles than through the choices it makes in a single scene — […]
By Bhavya Balamurali Stories of everyday life move alongside forests, birds, animals and trees in Mayank Singh Shyam’s canvases, intertwining […]
By Bhavya Balamurali Maqbool Fida Husain is one of the most recognizable names in Indian Modernism. With a career spanning […]
By Chahat Sharma and Bhavya Balamurali Walking through Past Perfect was, in many ways, an exercise in looking. The exhibition […]
By Bhavya Balamurali An Indian art fair is usually easy to recognize. The format of galleries, booths and artworks arranged […]
By Bhavya Balamurali What do decaying surfaces of architecture, plants wired to a polygraph machine, and a body of archival […]
How Bridge Bharat is rethinking the relationship between India’s living craft traditions and the contemporary market. By Bhavya Balamurali Bridge […]
By Chahat Sharma There is a tendency to speak about Ladakh through its landscapes, its towering mountains, vast open skies […]
By Bhavya Balamurali Every two years, countries arrive in Venice carrying something intensely their own, and by the time it’s […]
Couturier and textile designer Harpreet Narula makes his solo debut with Inward, a new exhibition of abstract paintings at Art […]
By Bhavya Balamurali India makes more films than almost any country in the world, yet women remain underrepresented in its […]
By Chahat Sharma Baarish has quietly become a festival that transports you into another world. Conceived by Excurators, it is […]
How a Latin Christian island community became the keeper of one of Kerala’s most extraordinary, and least understood, theatrical traditions […]
By Chhaya Singh The culture of India is usually appreciated through its magnificent structures, vibrant festivals, and classical arts. However, […]
By Chhaya Singh A story always requires a storyteller. However, what if a storyteller did not hold a book but […]
By Faith Mozhui Stories have always been a huge part of the everyday life in the hills of Nagaland but […]
By Sharadiya Mondal During the 1920s, a commissioned portrait painter with a high society clientele decided to shift from painting […]
By Bhavya Balamurali Venice Biennale 2026, titled In Minor Keys and curated by the late Koyo Kouoh, has opened to […]
By Bipasha Saikia and Bishaldeep Kakati In riverine areas, the problem of soil erosion caused by annual floods can be […]
By Bhavya Balamurali Some movies arrive too quietly in cities not ready for them; some come in languages they haven’t […]
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