Art & Fashion
Russian Embassy: A Russian – Indian Evening
Great music, good food aplenty, guests from different walks of life and the underlying bonhomie between our two countries made for a memorable Russia Day Classical music that was zesty and foot- tapping wafted through the air at the Russian
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Rugoff’s Top 3 Indian Artist
Ralph Rugoff’s choice of three Indian artists speaks of his acumen, his observation and his erudite understanding of knowing that his role is one of great responsibility and deep understanding.By Uma Nair For his group show, May You live Interesting
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Giving Sculpting The New Dimensions : Shah
Himmat Shah’s deep understanding of dimension and dynamics is evident in the display of his terracotta works at Bihar Museum, says U Nair The generous 5.3 hectare plot along Patna’s Bailey Road allowed for a variety of site planning approaches,
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Clear Your Diaries
A celebration of life and the incandescent beauty of nature comes under the spotlight during an exhibition of artworks by artist Venkat Raman Singh Shyam. Curated by Ina Puri, Art Alive Gallery presents Clouds of Wings Till May 30 at
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Tik Tok Ban: An Exercise in Futility
Stopping the spread of pornography won’t be attained through the act of banning Tik Tok, or any other act for that matter. When the first camera-enabled phones came out, the Nokia 7650 in fact, a senior journalist mentioned that we
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Festivals of art and more
Vriksh, the theatre, presents Thespis 3: the third season of the National Micro Drama Festival. The event has scheduled around 40 plays on a single day with maximum span of 10 minutes. When: April 21 time: 10 am onwards Where:
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Bringing the stone age alive with art
Tales about disparate homes and civilisations come alive in Artist Keshari Nandan’s tall cylindrical pots with small mouths. The Artist has been known for his love of nature and pottery skills, which he has pushed further with his latest stoneware
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A Taste of India at London Craft Week
Five states from India will grace the 5th edition of London Craft Week as it showcases 10 rare crafts and diverse skills from the territories. The craft sector has gone through many phases of transformation over the years, and many
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Is a universal religion a solution to human sufferings?
What the world needs to end its sufferings is a universal religion that gives everyone happiness, rather than keeping people in line with imaginary notions, says Rajyogi Brahmakumar Nikunj Ji The confrontation between two east Asian countries, the unresolved conflict
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Remembering the Glory of Raja Ravi Varma
An 1881 oil on canvas painting that came up for sale recently, has got it all – history, legend and the tale of Raja Ravi Varma. Story by Uma Nair Amidst a range of artworks at the Saffron Sale, one
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