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From ‘women’s work’ to contemporary art: The rise of textile feminismSubscriber Only
March 14, 2026 09:34 IST
By working with textile, contemporary Indian women artists are reclaiming the craft traditions that have historically marginalised women
Sun, Mar 15, 2026
The ‘no cap’ guide to Art History: Can Gen Z slang save the fading culture of museums?
March 10, 2026 17:37 IST
Whether it’s an Italian urn or an Akbarnama miniature, separating art from history leaves us with half-learned lessons. Is the secret to engagement hidden in 15-second reel?
Wed, Mar 11, 2026
It’s the short spring in Delhi – and the perfect time to head to Sunder Nursery. Here’s why.
February 25, 2026 17:12 IST
The Sunder Nursery-Humayun’s Tomb-Humayun’s Tomb Museum triad is much more than just a well-planned cultural hub. It is a confluence of historical, cultural, and ecological heritage. There is a wide range of new cafes and restaurants to suit all pockets. Spend a sunny Delhi winter afternoon there, and you will know.
Wed, Feb 25, 2026
Amid growing calls for restitution, why the Smithsonian will return three bronzes to IndiaSubscriber Only
February 11, 2026 07:29 IST
The three bronzes, which have been part of the NMAA’s 'existing collections' for decades, came on the provenance team’s radar after an ongoing systematic review raised discrepancies in their respective paper trails
Wed, Feb 11, 2026
Why I became a K-Drama fan: They are an emotional shelter in a fractured worldSubscriber Only
February 07, 2026 14:00 IST
K-dramas redefined masculinity on screen. They presented an idea of a hero that was not traditional but immensely desirable. For someone like me, who had written them off over their androgynous looks, K-dramas allowed me to get over my preconceived notions and realise that the plunge after all was worth it
Sat, Feb 07, 2026
Catherine O’Hara taught us to hold on to the Moira Roses in usSubscriber Only
February 03, 2026 16:40 IST
That she loved her craft is, of course, evident in her work but it was more than a vocation for her. In an interview with the SAG-AFTRA Foundation alongside the ‘Schitt’s Creek’ cast, she said acting was an opportunity to learn life skills: ‘I always told people to take the classes just for life’
Tue, Feb 03, 2026
Why French loan of Bayeux Tapestry to England has proven contentious despite shared historySubscriber Only
January 28, 2026 16:36 IST
The Bayeux Tapestry is an 11th-century linen work that documents the events culminating in William the Conqueror’s ascension to the English throne in 1066. This event is significant in both British and French histories
Wed, Jan 28, 2026
Meet Yassh Kadamm, the choreographer behind Sanya Malhotra’s moves in Diljit Dosanjh’s ‘Charmer’Subscriber Only
January 10, 2026 06:50 IST
Besides the Diljit-Sanya number, Yassh Kadamm has also choreographed Guru Ranshawa's Sirra and Azul among others.
Sat, Jan 10, 2026
Steve’s goodbye, Joe Keery’s encore: How the ‘Stranger Things’ star bumped Taylor Swift off SpotifySubscriber Only
January 08, 2026 15:39 IST
This sense of familiarity with Joe’s songs and his believable portrayal of Steve strikes a chord, evoking a range of emotions
Thu, Jan 08, 2026
Art as witness: How Aban Raza paints protests as lived realitySubscriber Only
December 15, 2025 18:06 IST
In Raza’s vigorous and gestural strokes, which allude to German expressionism, lie hidden the anticipation before and the exhaustion after a protest, making her works evocative and real
Tue, Dec 16, 2025
Delhi Parsi Anjuman, founded to serve as a cultural, spiritual hub for community, marks its centenarySubscriber Only
December 14, 2025 09:59 IST
If Delhi offered the community prospects for professional growth, the Parsis returned the favour in full spirit, across the fields of law, healthcare and architecture.
Sun, Dec 14, 2025
Who is Nnena Kalu, the first artist with learning disability to win Turner Prize?Subscriber Only
December 10, 2025 17:26 IST
Kalu's Turner Prize win not just makes a case for art as a solid medium of expression but also is a step towards blurring the distinctions between the neurotypical and neurodiverse artist
Wed, Dec 10, 2025
As Kochi Biennale takes off, here’s how artworks travel from gallery to museums, festivalsSubscriber Only
December 10, 2025 08:06 IST
With 66 artists from over 25 countries set to display their works at the Kochi Biennale later this week, The Indian Express traces the journeys that artworks make — across thousands of kilometres, in the cargo hold of a plane or inside a crate in a temperature-controlled vehicle, sometimes with armed personnel in tow, before finally reaching the exhibition floor
Tue, Dec 16, 2025
From robust library to widening public access: New IHC director maps out future planSubscriber Only
October 28, 2025 05:50 IST
While IHC has traditionally operated on a membership-based model, Suresh intends to make several of the institution’s initiatives accessible to the public as well
Tue, Oct 28, 2025
When Bill Gates met Tulsi: Indians are likely to pay heed to the sermons of their favourite bahuSubscriber Only
October 24, 2025 15:27 IST
If 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi' was tapping into Gates’s global heft to rake in more numbers, the businessman was doing exactly the same
Fri, Oct 24, 2025
Beyond diyas and sweets: the changing face of Diwali for modern Indians
October 19, 2025 13:59 IST
People across age groups are reinventing the traditional idea of Diwali with individual rituals.
Sun, Oct 19, 2025
‘Looking through the thread of time in artist Sumakshi Singh’s internationally acclaimed ‘Monuments’Subscriber Only
October 09, 2025 16:41 IST
In her nearly three-decade long career, Singh has worked in various mediums, including drawing, sculpture and painting.
Thu, Oct 09, 2025
‘K-pop Demon Hunters’ infuses freshness in an old formulaSubscriber Only
October 07, 2025 11:47 IST
It has manipulation, betrayal, resistance. There is also a flicker of romance, unwavering friendship, hope and, above all, a happy ending with the triumph of good over evil
Tue, Oct 07, 2025
Sabar Bonda director on scripting a queer love story without the struggle that comes with itSubscriber Only
October 04, 2025 15:08 IST
Rohan Kanawade's debut feature film Sabar Bonda became the first-ever Indian fiction feature to win the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance Film Festival this year
Sun, Oct 05, 2025
Former diplomat Lakshmi Puri’s novel to be adapted for OTTSubscriber Only
September 30, 2025 05:15 IST
Puri said the reactions of the readers of her book nudged her to contemplate the transition from the written word to moving pictures
Tue, Sep 30, 2025
From colonial era ‘rajbaris’ to the forgotten folk art of jatra: Delhi pandals revisit roots this Durga PujaSubscriber Only
September 29, 2025 05:25 IST
The regal ambience of the British-era structure manifests at Mela Ground in the form of the lofty ionic columns bearing ornate patterns in gold
Mon, Sep 29, 2025
Why Frida Kahlo’s self-portraits sell for millionsSubscriber Only
September 24, 2025 16:16 IST
‘El sueño (La cama)’, or ‘The Dream (The Bed)’, by Kahlo is expected to go for an estimated $40 to $60 million at Sotheby’s upcoming New York sale on November 8. This could make it the most expensive artwork by a woman to be sold at an auction
Wed, Sep 24, 2025
The global art market churn may be good for Indian art. Art Basel Hong Kong Director’s first India visit is proofSubscriber Only
September 22, 2025 17:49 IST
With the majority of Indian art falling below the $10 million (high-end) segment, which is experiencing cooling, India has emerged as an ideal destination for global collectors and art fairs.
Wed, Sep 24, 2025
The Emmys cannot avoid politics. 2025 was no differentSubscriber Only
September 15, 2025 17:14 IST
Emmys has had a robust history of being a platform where the entertainment industry has voiced its concerns over, extended support to and protested against ‘political’ issues
Mon, Sep 15, 2025
Anuparna Roy on winning at the Venice Film festival, the challenges she faced while shooting for Songs of Forgotten TreesSubscriber Only
September 12, 2025 19:10 IST
The first Indian to win the Orizzonti Best Director award at the Venice Film Festival, Anuparna Roy talks about discovering platonic love between women and finding the political in the personal.
Fri, Sep 12, 2025Journalism of Courage
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