Art & Fashion
Going the KILIM way, with Boriya Basta
What better than a quick Boho fix for your lovely wardrobes and beautiful homes. Meet Boriya Basta, a lifestyle label that would help you select from their colourful array of products. The brand is taking sustainable ethno-fashion to a different
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LIGHTING THE SOUTHERN TIP OF HEMISPHERE – NEETASHA SINGH
Neetasha Singh is from humble background, born and raised in an Indian township Phoenix, Durban (KZN) surrounded by poverty and drug abuse, she has mastered the art of creating her own opportunities. She is one of South Africa’s most celebrated
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Nothing Like Lear: A Roller Coaster Ride of Emotions
Due to its on-point representation, Nothing Like Lear took the audience through a roller coaster ride of emotions, says Ayushi Sharma Ever thought what a clown does when he is depressed? He fakes smiles, makes the audience burst out in
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Zimbiri creates Symphony of Nocturnes
Bhutanese artist Zimbiri creates a symphony of preludes and nocturnes with her tiger series, says Uma Nair Once in a blue moon you come across a set of works that evokes multiple perspectives. One of the series of artworks at
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Unfinished business
It is an exhibition that is (in)complete and composed of ideas that work in isolation. Yet, the pieces manage to lead to a conversation between the artist and the viewer, says SHALINI SAKSENA There is an adage— beauty lies in
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Rising from the Ashes
Ruma Devi beat several trained experts to bag an award for her designs. But that is only the surface of her amazing story, says Saimi Sattar A pallu stays firmly fixed on her head. The hands are unwaxed, nails clipped
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Witness Jordan’s history through ‘A Map & A Lens’
Bashar Tabbah’s book, A Map & A Lens: Jordan Sights Unseen and Stories Untold, through photographs and texts, tracks the unfolding of the entirety of Jordan’s history One can divide writings about countries into three broad categories — academic or
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Watch out for Inspiring Art Exhibition
Issues such as mounting disease burden, the need to boost preventive healthcare and improving access to affordable and quality care were completely missed out by Modi 2.0, despite it getting a huge mandate. This is highly discouraging Kiran Nadar Museum
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Bridging the Gap between purpose and existence
When one is in complete connection with the inner self, one is able to fill the void in his heart and realise the true meaning of god, says Manoranjan Bhattacharya The highest and ideal goal of the human life is
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Making Art Interactive
The do-not-touch policy no longer applies to artworks as they evolve and change with the participation of the audience, says Chahak Mittal It was on a summer evening in 2013 when a video, showcasing a group of performers who presented
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