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Kolkata-based artist Piyali Sadhukhan uses art to address violence against womenSubscriber Only
May 20, 2019 00:08 IST
Her choice to write couplets, in Braille, under most of her art works, successfully fulfill her purpose, of showing how society turns a blind eye to situations.
Mon, May 20, 2019
An exhibition in the Capital speaks of the struggles within one self and the world at largeSubscriber Only
May 15, 2019 00:12 IST
The show speaks about the inner struggles everyone goes through, with the help of the experiences of 12 contemporary artists and their videos, sculptures and canvases. Curator of the show Ashna Singh believes that the biggest war is from within.
Wed, May 15, 2019
Hope in a troubled landscapeSubscriber Only
May 10, 2019 01:28 IST
‘Afghani Vignettes’ offers an oddly colourful view of a place inflicted with violence for years
Fri, May 10, 2019
Lessons in HumanitySubscriber Only
April 26, 2019 00:27 IST
A photo exhibition tracing Anne Frank’s life talks about the Holocaust and how similar forms of discrimination exists even today
Fri, Apr 26, 2019
The battle of lifeSubscriber Only
April 19, 2019 00:20 IST
Unrequited love, class divide, and refugee crisis are central in director Feisal Alkazi’s latest musical adapted from Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities
Fri, Apr 19, 2019
The ‘Jallianwala Bagh Centenary Commemoration Exhibition’ sheds light on the fateful massacreSubscriber Only
April 18, 2019 00:47 IST
Using the help of unknown facts and intimate details of what happened before and after the massacre, it examines whether the fateful event was a well-planned conspiracy by Dyer to confine those gathered inside the premises, which was devoid of any escape route.
Thu, Apr 18, 2019
Matter of Life and DeathSubscriber Only
April 12, 2019 01:13 IST
Presented by the Bengali theatre group Dhumketu, the play is riddled with statistics. According to the National Crime Records Bureau, India has the sixth-highest female suicide death rates in the world; and more than one lakh people have committed suicide every year, over the last decade.
Fri, Apr 12, 2019
Rags to stitchesSubscriber Only
April 11, 2019 00:41 IST
An exhibition in Delhi traces the stories and the themes within one of India’s oldest syles of embroidery, Kantha.
Thu, Apr 11, 2019
All you need is loveSubscriber Only
April 10, 2019 00:25 IST
A Shakespearean adaptation of Romeo and Juliet presents modern-day realities
Wed, Apr 10, 2019
Taking the line for a walkSubscriber Only
April 10, 2019 00:05 IST
Abstract artist Sheila Makhijani asks viewers to make sense of her lines, brimming with a life of their own.
Wed, Apr 10, 2019
The people’s artist: Friends from the art world and family remember the creative genius of artist Haku ShahSubscriber Only
April 09, 2019 00:15 IST
The meeting held in memory of Haku, the late Valod-born artist, a Padma Shri awardee, Rockefeller Foundation fellow, and Kala Ratna awardee, had well-known names from the art fraternity, who gathered on Saturday evening in the Capital.
Tue, Apr 09, 2019
Two new productions compare the sufferings and strengths of modern-day womenSubscriber Only
April 05, 2019 00:55 IST
The productions examine the sufferings of the modern-day women through the mythological characters of Draupadi and Shoorpanakha.
Mon, Apr 08, 2019
Decoding Canvases: Artist Aditya Pande’s mixed media works showcase present-day Delhi and borrow from archaeology and mythologySubscriber Only
April 03, 2019 01:00 IST
These mixed media works on display at Nature Morte are captured in pitch dark. For them, Pande photographed the ring roads in Delhi with long camera exposures at night, using the motion of taxis, traffic and lights as his guiding force.
Wed, Apr 03, 2019
Indo-British artist Kavita Issar Batra’s latest solo is inspired from the litter she encountered on the streets and pavements in India and elsewhereSubscriber Only
March 28, 2019 00:05 IST
For more than six years, Singapore-based Indo-British artist Kavita Issar Batra, during her early morning walks, has been enamoured by everything she has found on the footpath pavements or in parks. Right from the fiery red, yellow and orange leaves of autumn trees, twigs and withered flowers to even the footpath brick that has fallen […]
Thu, Mar 28, 2019
The Craftsmen’s MessiahSubscriber Only
March 25, 2019 00:51 IST
Kachru recalls how Shah travelled to Tamil Nadu, while at NID, to work with potters and villagers who made terracotta horses for their guardian deity, Ayannar. He had a group of the life-size horses sent to the campus that stand even today.
Mon, Mar 25, 2019
Haku Shah, painter known for Gandhian principles, diesSubscriber Only
March 23, 2019 04:22 IST
Born on March 26, 1934 in Surat, Shah donned many roles, including that of a cultural anthropologist, curator, and an author on folk and tribal art and culture.
Sat, Mar 23, 2019
French painter Maite Delteil’s women protagonists break free and shine in a world of their own, uninhibited by the world that surrounds themSubscriber Only
March 21, 2019 01:05 IST
The exhibition is at Art Alive gallery, S-221, Panchsheel Park, till April 10, from 11 am to 7 pm.
Thu, Mar 21, 2019
On the MoveSubscriber Only
March 19, 2019 00:10 IST
Contemporary dancer Surjit Nongmeikapam’s recent piece draws on Manipur’s turbulent history
Tue, Mar 19, 2019
Mum’s the WordSubscriber Only
February 04, 2019 00:55 IST
The Indian Express Film Club screens The Silent Revolution and discusses the power of speech
Mon, Feb 04, 2019
World on a Palette at India Art Fair in DelhiSubscriber Only
February 01, 2019 00:20 IST
The 11th India Art Fair highlights global concerns, from the refugee crisis and migration to gender violence and feminism
Sat, Feb 02, 2019
In his latest solo, artist Satish Gupta talks about chaos in the world and mortalitySubscriber Only
January 23, 2019 00:25 IST
Satish Gupta’s latest solo comprises sculptures, paintings and installations, offering his renditions on life and its experiences. His canvas Roaring Sea — Still Mind I shows a Buddha-like figure meditating calmly near the ocean.
Wed, Jan 23, 2019
Earthly MusingsSubscriber Only
January 18, 2019 00:14 IST
This year’s edition of Habitat Photosphere fuses environmental sustainability with culture. Ahmed is one of the four awardees of the Photosphere Fellowship — who were selected through an open call from among hundreds of entries — along with Juhi Saklani from Delhi, Thulasi Kakkat from Kochi and Zishaan A Latif from Mumbai.
Fri, Jan 18, 2019
Law behind closed doorsSubscriber Only
January 15, 2019 00:17 IST
An exhibition explores if India’s queer community has actually benefitted from their new-found legal freedom
Tue, Jan 15, 2019
Artist Santosh Kumar Das presents his take on violence in a solo showSubscriber Only
January 09, 2019 00:05 IST
In this exhibition, Santosh Kumar Das portrays Krishna as a flute player, a musician, a dancer and a god holding a mountain on his finger tip in his Krishna series, many of which form the crux of over 40 works on display.
Wed, Jan 09, 2019
War and Peace: A workshop by Bangladeshi artistsSubscriber Only
January 07, 2019 00:47 IST
Eight Bangladeshi artists submerge themselves into their country’s tumultuous history, universal repercussions of war, and inclusivity of art
Mon, Jan 07, 2019Journalism of Courage
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