Flowers Forever is about the art and the artistic journey of Shahenian.

Ungli, a short campaign film, urges the youth to go out and cast their vote.

From Begum Akhtar to Faiz Ahmad Faiz, language of the Sufiana kalam to collaborations with jazz musicians in Europe, Shah says music has no limitations.

Artist Sun Robin on finding his calling as an artist

Dev Kanya Thakur unravels the sociocultural layers of Himachal Pradesh in her films

Theatre actor, director and teacher Rani Balbir Kaur on Nasoor

Producer Shiladitya Bora on his debut as director and capturing the contemporary spirit of India

Ahead of her lecture this weekend at Dr Bhau Daji Lad Museum in Mumbai, Deepthi Sasidharan talks about her work, its challenges and why the ongoing exhibition of the Nizam’s jewels in Delhi is unmissable.

A travelling exhibit, titled Safed, aims to build bridges between textile weavers in India and designers across the world

Featuring the works of young artists and architects from India, Pakistan, China, Singapore, the United Kingdom and Hungary, the exhibition has been organised by authority of small objects, a Delhi-based collaborative project.

Instituted by the Lokmat Media Group in the memory of late Jyotsna Darda, who founded the Jawaharlal Darda Sangeet Kala Academy in Nagpur, to provide a platform to students keen to learn music, the award felicitates and provides financial incentive to talented young artistes.

Drawing reference from traditional quilting techniques like kantha and sujini and the globally-lauded Japanese boro textiles, which follow a similar method of mending and patching together, designers are giving the patchwork story a whole new narrative.

Son Rise examines the cause and effect of Haryana’s skewed gender ratio; it traces the consequences of hushed up abortions, the nearly complete absence of women in the state’s villages, the bride buying/bride kidnapping traffic that follows, and the numerous crimes against women.

Avengers Endgame has raked in the highest ever opening for a Hollywood film in India and the fans are overjoyed with the three-hour spectacle.

Ut Alla Rakha was different from a lot of other musicians. Whenever you saw him, he was busy creating compositions.

To initiate a “reconciliation” between human beings and nature and draw attention to environmental degradation, the artist has turned to stories of thick forests and pure water that he was told as a child.

The idea is to take popular tunes known to most western music lovers and give them a jazz twist.

Akshay Kumar’s respectful demeanour was a welcome change, a reminder of what a civilised conversation on TV used to sound like.

With architect Sourabh Gupta of Noida-based Studio Archohm, Fabrique collaborated on Agra city branding. The idea was to optimise the cultural assets of the city and make it a brand that everyone, from the tourism department to the hotelier or an autowallah, could embrace.

The three young musicians are presenting songs of yore, some of which are sung by classical singers, mostly from the Banaras gharana, apart from folk songs.

Manjot Kaur’s art comments on socio-political issues

A theatrical production chronicles the invaluable contribution of Norah Richards to Punjabi theatre and the language

Ceramic artist Hanibal Salvaro communicates with his viewers through his work

A photo exhibition tracing Anne Frank’s life talks about the Holocaust and how similar forms of discrimination exists even today