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Tagore show
Paintings by Rabindranath Tagore and his nephews Gaganendranath and Abanindranath bear striking contrasts and similarities.
RANA SIDDIQUI ZAMAN
Art
Tagore show
Paintings by Rabindranath Tagore and his nephews Gaganendranath and Abanindranath bear striking contrasts and similarities.
RANA SIDDIQUI ZAMAN
Art
Politics of the visual
A recent exhibition of photographs and a book to go with it reflect the strength and weakness of visual politics.
SUNEET CHOPRA
Art
Singing lines
Sri Lankan artist Tilak Samarawickrema's wall hangings are serious and compelling works of art.
PARTHA CHATTERJEE
Art
Golden silence
Satish Gujral likes to set aside the disappointments of the past and prefers to move on, accepting fresh artistic challenges.
RANA SIDDIQUI ZAMAN
Art
Romance of landscapes
Anil Karanjai's landscapes in pastel, done in the last year of his life, hold a surprise for those who know him as a painter of surreal images.
PARTHA CHATTERJEE
Art
Angst of the times
Set against a world mired in anxiety and ethnophobia, the sculptures of Sumedh Rajendran engage with the violence inherent in social hierarchy.
SUNEET CHOPRA
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Russian Winter in India
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Inspired etching
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Eternal India
THE early art of India is a valuable record of the vision of one of the most ancient civilisations of the world. It is a view of the world that sees a
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