EVENTS Retracing India’s legacy of resistance, from 1857 onwards Suneet Chopra “India is not Lost”, an art exhibition organised by the Safdar Hashmi Memorial Trust to commemorate the country’s 75th year of independence, serves as
Exhibition Musings on freedom Suneet ChopraAn exhibition in New Delhi of the works of 52 artists titled “The Constitution of India at 70” reminds us that we are the inheritors of a powerful art
Modern and masterlySUNEET CHOPRAVipul Kumars work is propelled by his enormous understanding of and control over the different materials he uses to express ideas that he has held con
Return of the nativeSUNEET CHOPRAChicago-based Indian artist S.V. Rama Rao finds his way back to India and India's art for inspiration.
Voice of the massesSUNEET CHOPRARepresentatives of over 150 organisations from 82 countries meet in Paris at the third Conference of the Trade Union International.
Politics of the visualSUNEET CHOPRAA recent exhibition of photographs and a book to go with it reflect the strength and weakness of visual politics.
Barefoot artistSUNEET CHOPRAM.F. Husain was the visual bard of the Republic in the way he portrayed the famous and the masses alike.
The regal & the realSUNEET CHOPRADesigner JJ Valaya uses the subjects of his photographs as performers in a mock-regal charade.
An eye to CubaSUNEET CHOPRAAn exhibition in New Delhi of Rodrigo Moya's photographs of the Cuban revolution and the transformation it brought about.
Angst of the timesSUNEET CHOPRASet against a world mired in anxiety and ethnophobia, the sculptures of Sumedh Rajendran engage with the violence inherent in social hierarchy.
Colours of realitySUNEET CHOPRATHE Indian landscape has infinite variety. Like Shakespeare's Cleopatra, neither age nor time can make it stale. The major beauty of Indian art lies i
Russian Winter in IndiaSUNEET CHOPRAThe Russian Museum in St. Petersburg, a city better known to our generation as Leningrad, was established in 1895 by a decree of Nicholas II, the last
Natchathiram Nagargiradhu: A cinematic experiment gone sour Pa. Ranjith’s latest film is as dull, as self-congratulating and as long as a manifesto.
