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Once upon a teak door

Akila Kannadasan

Artist Benitha Perciyal sources teak from old wood shops in the city and hand-carves them into book replicas

Event An art exchange programme between Bordeaux and Hyderabad shows both cities in a new light

Sangeetha Devi Dundoo An exchange programme inspires artists Emmanuelle Leblanc and Sunil Lohar to portray the two cities with fresh perspectives

‘Zuljinah’ by Veer Munshi.

Spotlight | Kashmiri artist Veer Munshi on political themes, homeland and identity

Gowri S. It was in the early 90s that the personal became the political for Munshi; he was among those caught in the Pandit exodus from the Valley. The idea of exile and lost identity remains ingrained in his body of work to date

Bhartti Verma brings the past, present and future onto her canvases

PRIYADERSHINI S A city with no name

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A sculpture by Hare Krushna Nayak using Orissa’s paddy craft

Snapshots from Dastkari Haat Samiti’s handicraft exhibition dedicated to Gandhi

Rembrandt's Night Watch undergoes live restoration

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Once upon a teak door

An art exchange programme between Bordeaux and Hyderabad shows both cities in a new light

Spotlight | Art

Kashmiri artist Veer Munshi on political themes, homeland and identity

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Bhartti Verma brings the past, present and future onto her canvases

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Nine German artists talk about their work for season II of bangaloREsidency 2019

What Warli folklore says about the tribe

Veteran activist Pradip Prabhu’s talk gives a glimpse into the egalitarian nature of Warli tribes through their traditional tales

Aasharadhika’s paintings look at how young adults respond to mythological stories like the ‘Mayabazar’

Old tales, new impressions

The art that’s part of the JCB Prize for Literature

The story behind the trophy for the JCB Prize for Literature — a sculpture by artist duo Thukral & Tagra

United in scale

Five women artists highlight the diverse ways in which their work engages with history, politics, and societal concerns

Appreciate and judge

A chance for art lovers to turn into art critiques

Surya Art Gallery celebrates the legacy of renowned artist Surya Prakash

Surya Art Gallery is a space to honour and celebrate renowned artist (late) Surya Prakash’s works

North by North East

The ninth edition of the Celebrating North East festival comes to a mall

60 minutes with Shiva Nallaperumal: ‘There is design in everything’

The award-winning type and graphic designer speaks about being inspired by Tintin and building a distinctly Indian design movement

Aurai, the spirit of Wagamon

Australian sculptor Garry Greenwood’s ode to the beauty of the place is a female figure with windswept hair

Vincent S’ painting exhibition in Thiruvananthapuram attempts to show how man is his own enemy

In multiple media, such as acrylic, charcoal, pen and ink and oil pastel, Vincent aims to capture through 100-odd works how greed, power, callousness and sheer brutality boomerang on man

British Council for craft collaboration between India and the UK

British Council’s Crafting Futures programme invites partner organisations from the UK and India to collaborate and empower artisans

A return to the senses

Rana Begum’s inventive use of colour and material compels viewers to look at the world with a discerning eye

Cultural space kaTTe offers a platform for expression

A space for artistic expression

An interactive storytelling event, Heads and Tales engages parents and children alike

For the love of stories

Sensation, an collection at Gallery Veda, challenges viewers to shut out pre-conceived notions on art

This art display looks at patterns with a fresh eye

Lakshmi Krishnamurthi showcases timeless artistic traditions of the country with her work

Take a look at India through varied canvses

Sameer Khan talks about kilims, Afghani carpets

Kilims are created by flat weaving techniques

Masterpiece found in French woman’s kitchen sells for $26.6 million

An auctioneer spotted the painting attributed to the 13th century Italian painter Cimabue while inspecting an elderly French woman’s house.

Advocating hope in Cote d’Azur, with The Biennale of Contemporary Sacred Art

In Menton, a new Biennale of Contemporary Sacred Art is about curating what is good for the soul

Landscapes and portraits come alive

On Svetoslav Roerich’s 115th birth anniversary, which falls on October 23, we look at the Russian artist’s legacy

Bijulal MD’s photography exhibition in Thiruvananthapuram takes a peek at life and nature

While some of the photographs aesthetically blur the borders between photography and painting, the black-and-white compositions mark a departure from the “monotony” of colours in real life

Goa artist featured in Best American Comics 2019

Goa-based artist Nishant Saldanha’s surrealist, near-hypnotic work and characters like Mr Good Guy earned him a spot in the much-awaited annual publication

Agarwal’s imprints of surreal moments

His fascination for time, space and the play of light reflect in Jai Krishna Agarwal’s works

I have always loved the circus: Sakti Burman

For Sakti Burman, art is a way to present reality with a dash of imagination

One of India's oldest women printmakers to tour universities

A recently concluded show of works that feature possibly the oldest woman printmaker in India is to travel to different universities in the country

Bihar Museum and its architecture dominate this Chennai exhibition

Delve into the design journey of Bihar Museum at this exhibition which is underway at IIT Madras Research Park

The Santiniketan imprint on sculptures

Kiran Dixit Thapar, on how she is paying homage to her alma mater

Sculptor transforms Rome’s dead trees into art

Stumps are turned into sculptures in the Eternal City

Exploring horizons

The works of five autistic students from Sense Kaleidoscopes in Yelahanka were on display in Paris

How The Lion King’s success paved the way for more movies heading to the theatre

‘The Greatest Showman’ and ‘La La Land’ stage productions are in the works

Giving Khasi language its due with an opera

A part of opera ‘Sohlyngngem’, by renowned pianist Neil Nongkynrih, was featured in the recent MTV India Music Summit

When nature supplants canvas

Tanya Hawkes believes in the healing touch of art and Nature

Jean-François Lesage’s cabinet of curiosities at AD Design Show

An installation from the Chennai-based master embroiderer Jean-François Lesage forms the highlight at the AD Design Show this weekend

Between activity and reflection

The Art Experience workshop at Ninasam, tried to grapple with that experience which is ‘neither expressible in words nor knowable objectively’

Kunkuma Dhivya's art soaked in nature

Kunkuma Dhivya’s works are deeply rooted in the soil of her native town

Ricocheting across space and time

Viraj Mithani and Michal Raz’s artworks reimagine our times through mythological narratives and ancient philosophies, says Pooja Savansukha

Don’t object to this discourse

Facebook group Objectspeak by researcher Lina Vincent encourages people to look at items differently and grasp their historical weight

Trance in everyday life

Self-taught artist Moshe Dayan depicts day-to-day observations with pops of colour

Experiments with glass

Artist Sisir Sahana’s new series is a play of textures through which he reflects on history

Strokes celebrate Benares

Shikha Agnihotri’s vibrant imagery is a tribute to her soul city

Artist Vijay Pichumani depicts animal life to social issues through wood

Vijay uses the medium in various ways, through different techniques

‘Strange Planet’ creator Nathan W Pyle : language is at the heart of these comics

The New York-based illustrator, who made his India debut at Hyderabad Comic Con, discusses the value of language... and adds why pigeons fascinate him to no end

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