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Arts & Culture
Art
Picasso
Guernica today
Reflections inspired by Pablo Picasso’s 1937 work of art.
Kumar Shahani
Exhibition
A seaside spectacle
A walk among the art works of the “Sculpture by the Sea” event in Sydney, the world’s largest annual open-air exhibition.
Romain Maitra
Art
A beach sculpture exhibition in Australia
A walk among the art works of the “Sculpture by the Sea” event in Sydney, the world’s largest annual open-air exhibition.
Romain Maitra
Vivan Sundaram's work
Many shades of alienation
A retrospective on half a century of Vivan Sundaram’s work is held together by the metaphor of the interrupted journey, in which the artist is the tra
Nancy Adajania
Arts & Culture
A Vivan retrospective
A retrospective on half a century of Vivan Sundaram’s work is held together by the metaphor of the interrupted journey, in which the artist is the tra
Nancy Adajania
Art
Breathing new life into labour
From time to time, artists have celebrated the triumph of labour. With their collection of works, a group of art students from Tamil Nadu now turns th
Art
'I see my works as an archive of our times'
Interview with Riyas Komu, artist and co-founder, Kochi Biennale Foundation.
ZIYA US SALAM
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Revitalising city spaces
Public spaces in Mumbai are redefined by public art installations that nurture a heightened awareness of the city’s environs.
LYLA BAVADAM
Celebration or reflection?
Commemorating the October Revolution raises the problem of understanding the relationship between the political revolution and the creative arts.
ROMI KHOSLA
The Art of India—a coffee-table book from Frontline
CHITRASUTRA, the ancient Indian treatise on painting, began in the oral tradition before it was recorded on paper sometime in the fifth century C.E. T
Conversations on multiplicity
Interview with Sudarshan Shetty, curator, Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2016.
C.S. VENKITESWARAN
From view to vision
S.H. Raza’s trajectory as an artist involved the transformation of a painter struggling to construct an image into a visionary lucidly revealing what
RIZIO YOHANNAN RAJ
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