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Seven roving theater companies are back on stage playing before crowds in villages, towns and cities across the state. These mobile theaters are among the most popular forms of local entertainment.
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Spanish Easter processions back after 2-year wait
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Amarrass Nights sets musical evening ‘Mehfil-e-Tarranum’ on April 23 at Sunder Nursery
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Age-old tongue-piercing festival is back in Nepal after 3 years
Locals believe that the festival started during the Lichchhabi dynasty more than one thousand years ago
Anand Patwardhan: ‘Films that I made to fight religious and caste discrimination are the most useful’
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India Post to issue stamp to commemorate 50 years of Pandit Jasraj’s ‘Pt Motiram Pt Maniram Sangeet Samaroha’
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In West Bengal, the last of the Bolan artistes keep the dying traditional folk form alive; see pics
Even though this performing art form is dwindling, it is still alive in places like Birbhum, Bankura, Nadia, Burdwan, Murshidabad and Purulia -- mostly in the villages
Pune child prodigy artist poised for London solo exhibition debut
The schoolboy, who is currently in the process of completing his collection for the exhibition, started painting as he played with food colours at just eight months old
What’s next for Russian art loans in France?
More than a million visitors have admired the Morozov Collection in Paris. But due to the war in Ukraine, sending the Impressionist masterpieces back to Russia is complicated.
India Art Fair returns to physical format in 13th edition
It spotlights the next generation of artists alongside modern masters through initiatives including auditorium talks, performances, film screenings, outdoor art projects, artist-led workshops, and an online symposium in the run up to the fair
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Picasso’s portrait of lover and muse, Femme nue couchée, to go under hammer for the first time
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Artist Pritika Chowdhry’s ‘anti-memorials’ illustrate what is excluded from collective memories of Partition
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Stolen artefacts to be returned to India from Scotland museums
Glasgow City Council had received a formal request from the Indian High Commission in London earlier this year for the return of six architectural antiquities from Kanpur, Gwalior and Bihar
One of the bigger art gatherings that Delhi has seen since the pandemic began, the India Art Festival is underway
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Actress Betty White’s personal belongings to go under the hammer
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Photographer Richard Mosse: Global crises through an atypical lens
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Rare Michelangelo drawing could fetch 30 million euros in Paris sale
The drawing, one of the few works of the Renaissance Italian artist in private hands, was sold in 1907 in Paris and billed as a work of the school of Michelangelo
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Raghu Dixit on online concerts: ‘It is definitely not satisfying for an artiste to perform in front of cameras and laptops’
"An artiste thrives on interacting with a live audience. So, performing in front of cameras, laptops and phones was a very insipid way of expression, especially for an artist like me who really loves being on stage. It a was terrible time and it affected me mentally," the musician added
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‘I drew my inspiration from the immersive power of movies’: Khyati Trehan on creating a representation of the Oscars statue for The Academy
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