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Water and Wisdom

Aparna Ananthuni -
An exhibition at RMIT Gallery explores how humans and water are inextricably linked, writes APARNA ANANTHUNI.

Three sisters

Hamsa Venkat -
Trio work together to make a cherished dream come true, writes HAMSA VENKAT.

Elegant simplicity

Indian Link -
Double debut proves refreshing with its focus on essentials, writes DEEPA GOPINATH.

When art starts conversations

Rajni Anand Luthra -
Kevin Bathman’s exhibition Chindia explores issues of cultural identity and how these inform national identity. RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA reports

A slice of Goa in the 60s

Indian Link -
A novel looks at the tiny state’s history during a tumultuous time, writes MAYABHUSHAN NAGVENKAR

Vikas Khanna: A ‘Buried Seed’ that bloomed

Indian Link -
KISHORI SUD reviews a book that traces Vikas Khanna’s culinary arc - from Amritsar to a Michelin-star chef

Heart in the right place

Virat Nehru -
Dance flick Heartbeats is the latest in the string of Hollywood films with an Indian link, writes VIRAT NEHRU

When worlds collide: History through art

Rajni Anand Luthra -
Check out Ellora Srivastava in this year’s Art Express, currently on at the Art Gallery of NSW, writes RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA.

Don't miss! Five books to look forward to in February 2018

Indian Link -
SAKET SUMAN narrows down a list from dozens of books releasing in February; here are recommendations dominated largely by fiction and accompanied by a memoir and a commentary on Pakistan.

Holy sh*t, my HSC Drama project made it to OnSTAGE

Manan Luthra -
OnSTAGE, a showcase of select Drama works from HSC 2017, is currently on at Sydney’s Seymour Centre

Porous borders

Aparna Ananthuni -
Highlights from Multicultural Arts Victoria’s Mapping Melbourne Festival in December 2017. APARNA ANANTHUNI reports

Jane Austen desi-style: A Pakistani perspective on 'Pride and Prejudice' and more

Indian Link -
VIKAS DATTA reviews Laaleen Sukhera's 'Austenistan'
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