HomeArts

Arts

India’s oral literature is dying

Indian languages are losing their oral literature, and globalisation is not to be blamed

A tale of two cities

The city formerly known as Madras is traditional yet thirsting for change. Chennai remains a place of contradictions, writes CHITRA SUDARSHAN

Nurturing intercultural dialogue through art

Artists from India and Australia collaborate in a groundbreaking art exhibition, writes PURNIMA RUANGLERTBUTR

Taming demons

Passion Flower: Seven Stories of Derangement is a meeting with the darker side of human kind, writes SHILPA RAINA

Divine incarnation

For this year’s Archibald Prize, artist Kate Beynon painted Sangeeta Sandrasegar as a contemporary embodiment of the goddess Durga, writes SARONI ROY

Moments

Sonia looked at me. There was a moment of silence.That moment our met. Gazing straight at each other and I gathered my thoughts and spoke...

A million bucks for an elephant!

Artist Bharti Kher's sculpture gets just under a million pounds at Sotheby's
1...169170171...193Page 170 of 193

What's On

View Calendar