Edited by India’s Arya Rothe, Kristina Mikhailova’s radical portrait of Kazakh women premieres in Berlinale Forum, marking a historic first for Kazakhstan’s non-fiction cinema
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At 84, artist Pramod Wadnerkar says painting still feels like a journey into…
A sense of the sacred permeates the cultural complex at Qila Rai Pithora…
In Venice, a city built on the ebb and flow of maritime trade…
The 7th‑century Sanskrit play Bhagavadajjukam (bhagavat: hermit; ajjuka: courtesan) — is among the…
The first thing that struck me in Bhaktapur, Nepal, was the silence —…