Delhi Art Week Returns with South Asian Voices
Other artists whose work will be showcased include Ankush Safaya, Anupama Alias, Chandan Bez Baruah, Farhat Ali, Harisha Chennangod, Harman Taneja, Jahangir
Banaras Lit Fest Seeks Entries for First Book Awards 2025
Banaras Lit Fest Kalidas Award for Scheduled Indian Language amounting to Rs 51,000, and Bhartendu Harishchandra Lifetime Achievement Award of Rs 1
Regina Linke Revives Ancient Chinese Art with ‘The Oxherd Boy’
Regina shared her train of thoughts and what sailed her through this apparent discouragement to make a mark in this tradition of
‘Perspectives on Leadership’ by Dr. Mythili Kolluru
Perspectives on Leadership: A Knowledge Oman Story is a must-read for anyone interested in learning about the power of voluntary organizations and how
BOOKSHELF: The Fertile Earth
Rao’s narrative is both fiercely political and deeply romantic, offering a vivid portrayal of the era’s social hierarchies and the fervent desire
Sukanya Ghosh Explores Identity and Belonging as Artist-in-Residence at RCA
Memory and found objects have always fascinated Ghosh. She feels that what is remembered is a fragile notion, and she likes to
Celebrating Mapusa: Artist Orijit Sen’s Epic Mural in Goa
No wonder, Goa-based artist Orijit Senis is working on ‘Mapusa Mogi’ (Mogi means lover in Konkani), a ceramic mural 100 metres long
Kashmir’s Historical Bonds with Xinjiang Explored in New Book
It is precisely this link that Prof. Kulbhushan Warikoo studies in his book ‘The Crossroads: Kashmir-India’s Bridge to Xinjiang’ (Rupa), which was
Books on Mythology, Freedom Fighters, and Kashmir’s History
Indian mythology is replete with intriguing characters and concepts, and one often wonders what purpose such elaborate craftsmanship of imagination serves…reports Asian
Thank You Mr Crombie : Lessons in Guilt and Gratitude to the British
Instead, thanks to Mr Crombie’s letter, and to his parents’ chagrin, Mihir Bose was able to embark on a career in journalism
Recent Comments