If art is a reflection of the world, then it stands to reason that it cannot ignore humanity’s greatest challenge: the climate crisis. A new exhibition by Sarmaya, a repository of Indian art and artefacts, spotlights 24 works by 20 contemporary and indigenous artists to represent our changing relationship withContinue Reading
In the National Tribal festival held in Raipur from November 1-3, the folk artists performed the fusion dance form ‘Lambadi dance’ by taking inspiration from Rajasthani and Telangana culture. Talking about the dance, the team leader of the Lambadi dance group, Nagarjuna told ANI, “we have come from Telangana, weContinue Reading
Our throwaway era of quick phone calls and DMs can never take the place of the sentimental history of handwritten letters, which still is a sacred and romantic way of communication and to keep the love alive hence, call us old school but the digital era calls for some fancyContinue Reading
Showcasing his entire body of work of nearly 40 years, renowned contemporary artist Paresh Maity will hold India’s “largest” solo exhibition here from November 5. After opening at Bikaner House on November 5, the major multi-genre show will travel to four metro cities Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Bengaluru over theContinue Reading
The five-day celebrations of annual Chhattisgarh Rajyotsava are on in full swing, starting from November 1, which is marked as Chhattisgarh Foundation Day – the day when it was declared an independent state. The festival that is organised every year emphasises on showcasing the culture and traditions of the state.Continue Reading
Tagbin, a technology-driven think-tank organisation that develops cutting-edge Phy-gital experiences in the fields of legacy, history, and culture, has designed and built the Sri Sathya Sai Divyasmriti Museum, a fascinating museum centred on the life of Bhagawan Sri Satya Sai Baba. The unveiling of the museum is scheduled for 3rdContinue Reading
Art and culture form an integral part of far-reaching and competitive training and should be instilled early on in children. From time immemorial, there have been art forms like theatre and literature, which use an amalgamation of all art forms to define culture while in most modern societies, forms likeContinue Reading
Learn from the past – that is an appeal generations of kids have been hearing in history class, and a maxim museums have in mind when they curate exhibitions. The Cologne exhibition “Susanna. Images of a Woman from the Middle Ages to Metoo” shows how well that approach works forContinue Reading
A peacock peeping out of a tree can leave many mesmerised. But, when this turns out to be a projection, it’s difficult to not feel ecstatic. A similar impact was created when myriad motifs took shape on the trees of Embassy of Switzerland in the city, recently. Viewers were spellbound,Continue Reading
Over the past few weeks, activists across Europe served celebrated artworks from Van Gogh’s “Sunflowers” to Claude Monet’s “Haystacks” with dollops of tomato soup and mashed potatoes in a bid to cut through complacency on the climate crisis. “How do you feel when you see something beautiful and priceless apparentlyContinue Reading