Presented by Prakriti Foundation, the plays were proof of the creativity of the scriptwriters, directors and actors, and each play was unique, with no repetition of ideas.
At Louvre Abu Dhabi, art begins long before the first canvas comes into…
Artist Hari Darshan Sankhya’s solo exhibition ‘Himalaya: The Sacred Silence of Spirituality and…
Museums in Hyderabad are no longer merely repositories of artefacts and royal collections…
When was the last time you walked through centuries in a single afternoon?…
Vibrant horses frozen mid-gallop, textured floral canvases, charcoal crows and Rajasthani women in…
Venice during the Biennale operates at a near-impossible tempo. Days begin early with…
The road from Vathuruthy Railway Gate to Venduruthy bridge on Willingdon Island is…
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 —…