Open Frame 2019 has a pared menu but packs in a plethora of award-winning films

In its seventh edition, the exhibition, this year, features works of 21 students, covering genres such as street and documentary, landscapes, photojournalism, portraits, photo stories, fashion and product photography.

The artiste is excited about the third reprint of Qissa Qissa Lucknowaa, which is a compilation of famous anecdotes, stories and fables that pertain to his native Lucknow.

Magnum Fellow and domestic worker-turned-street photographer Xyza Cruz Bacani on documenting migrant domestic workers in Hong Kong

Published by Alkazi Foundation, Rohit Saha’s photobook is the result of three-year research into Sharmila’s journey, the Malom massacre and victims of alleged fake encounters in Manipur.

The case for the occasional meltdown

Child prodigy Lydian Nadhaswaram on his sights on a journey to the moon to play Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata.

Kulkarni’s art highlights the lives of the people who are often neglected. For his ‘Bandwallah’ series, he spoke to these bandwallahs in his area.

Rich in antioxidants, Vitamin D, calcium, phosphorus, iron, amino acid and folic acid, mushrooms are a suitable supplement for individuals with diabetes and heart issues.

Strange phenomenon, curious characters and some whims accompany Team Gillo as they travel by the Natak Bus to schools off the beaten path.

A new travel club, Junglee Belles, enters the sparse space of wildlife tourism for women only

Stand-up comic Aayushi Jagad on her piece, Medium Good, which tackles queer identity, the challenges of an average achiever and how humour is a great unifier

Shekhar Suman on playing the Partition-era writer, drawing inspiration from his surgeon father and being pig-headed about his convictions

The exhibition at Art Heritage Gallery, Triveni Kala Sangam, Delhi, is on till September 18

The service is being offered till September 14, at Emporio, New Delhi.

Nearly a month ago, Atindra Chakraborty, a 20-something engineer, heard Mondal hum a song while he was waiting for a train at the Ranaghat junction platform in West Bengal.

MAMI 21st Mumbai Film Festival announces 10 movies that make it to the 'India Gold' competition section.

His practice with architect-wife Revathi — Kamath Design Studio in Delhi — grew world renowned for their use of locally available materials and sensitivity to crafts and local skills.

In his latest docu-series, wildlife filmmaker Krishnendu Bose tells the stories of forest guards who man India’s forests, even though their work remains largely unrecognised.

A slew of films showcased at the festival explore the times we live in.

Sahir Ludhianvi’s writings — nazms, letters, photographs — were recently found at a junk shop amid a dump of magazines and newspapers in Mumbai’s Juhu.

Noah Baumbach raises the bar with Marriage Story, which will resonate most with couples who have done the time.

The 42-year-old British artist, who was born in Sylhet, Bangladesh, and moved to the UK when she was eight, advocates the Barthesian argument that the author/artist’s work belongs to the reader/viewer to interpret, free from the creator’s meaning or intent.

Themed on Modern Heritage, the conference provoked issues about pedagogy and practice of architecture in India.