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Indian Garbage Collective makes art from junkyard finds

Meghna Majumdar

The team of four creates installations from the things you throw away, for music festivals, college events and more

India’s new museum makers

Krutika Behrawala Meet the people who are helping build a thriving museum-going culture in India, with spaces that focus on experiences, embrace technology and connect with young audiences

During a clay modelling session organised by Craftacy

Learn to work with clay at a workshop

Harikumar JS This clay modelling and pottery session teaches you to make your own eco-friendly earthenware and curios

A view of Jaisalmer.

Exploring Jaisalmer with the Reth Festival

Susanna Myrtle Lazarus At the first edition of Reth, an experiential festival in Jaisalmer, there are lessons in mindfulness and for the digital age

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Ashwin Chacko | @whackochacko: “Every period is defined by its art, and our generation is no different,” says the Mussoorie-based illustrator, who put out a series on police brutality during the protests. “[Artists] push society towards a better future.”

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Artist C Krishnaswamy uses art and performance to explore mythology and human existence

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Meditation in bronze: Kamla Ravikumar’s exhibition puts the spotlight on yoga

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We stroll through the artists’ workspaces and processes at Cholamandal Artists’ Village

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VR Chennai’s public art project centres around the theme of sustainability

Lessons from Rajasthan; Pichwai workshop by Kalyanmal Sahu

Myriad art; An exhibition in Coimbatore

Colourful boats and Tom Burckhardt’s imagination

Tom Burckhardt’s abstracts painted during his art residency at Pepper House, Fort Kochi, have been inspired by fishing boats

Watch: Meet India’s new museum makers

The people who are helping build a thriving museum-going culture in India, with spaces that focus on experiences, embrace technology and connect with young audiences

Shared heritage of India and Bangladesh

Printmakers from India and Bangladesh come together in the spirit of the give and take of art

The unremembered Indian soldiers of WWII: a photography project

Photographer Annu Palakunnathu Matthew re-examines history by sourcing images of the Indian soldiers who fought in World War II

Initiatives and inaugurations: an interesting churn in the museum sphere

Drowned in the din of mass protests, Prime Minister Modi’s recent Kolkata initiative invites a revisit, if only because it signals a decisive announcement on museums

Noted artist, sculptor Sher Singh Kukkal dead

A former art teacher at the Sainik School Satara, he was a recipient of many awards.

India’s new museum makers

Meet the people who are helping build a thriving museum-going culture in India, with spaces that focus on experiences, embrace technology and connect with young audiences

Delhi printmaker Anupam Sud has her first retrospective in New York

Put up by the DAG and KNMA, Sud’s first New York retrospective, which will travel to India soon, is curated by her former student and printmater Paula Sengupta

The other side of Duryodhana

Ranga Shankara opens the new year with Bhasa’s play Urubhangam, directed by G Venu from Natanakairali

India Art Fair 2020: To the fairgrounds

The 12th edition of the India Art Fair will open next week with interactive installations, film screenings and workshops

Kerala exhibition of drawings captures man’s exploitative approach towards Nature

Vincent S’ solo exhibition in capital Thiruvananthapuram uses pen on paper as a medium to explore “the modern-day man and his avaricious exploits”

Indian Garbage Collective makes art from junkyard finds

The team of four creates installations from the things you throw away, for music festivals, college events and more

‘Mental walls are more dangerous than physical ones’

Artist, sculptor Arzan Khambatta explores the physical and metaphorical in his show

These shutters are like small shrines for me: Atul Dodiya

Ahead of “Stammer in the shade” exhibition, Atul Dodiya tells us how his shutter series could mean different things in different times

Return of Chithi

Chithi-2-Sun TVMon-Fri, 9 p.m.Remember ‘Chithi,’ one of Radhika Sarathkumar’s trendsetting soaps that had viewers glued to the sets? With its turns

Learn to work with clay at a workshop

This clay modelling and pottery session teaches you to make your own eco-friendly earthenware and curios

Exploring Jaisalmer with the Reth Festival

At the first edition of Reth, an experiential festival in Jaisalmer, there are lessons in mindfulness and for the digital age

Ways of seeing beauty

By tracing the development of Bharatantyam costume, scholars, practitioners and students locate the place of ‘aharya’ in classical dance

Shaji Appukuttan curates a show that goes back to the brush

An art show, ‘Rustic Footmarks’, curated by artist Shaji Appukuttan, trains the spotlight on painting

Theatreperson Phillip Zarrilli on adopting and adapting intercultural techniques in his teachings and works

The actor-director was at the 12th International Theatre Festival of Kerala (ITFoK) in Thrissur with his play, ‘Told by the Wind’

Meet the artists behind the paintings at the Cholamandal Artists’ Village

This weekend, Cholamandal Artists’ Village hosts Open Studios. More than 20 artists will keep their doors ajar: wander in for a rare chance to meet the people behind the paintings

In the service of Kathakali

Kottakkal Gopi Nair broadened the horizons of the classical art form by promoting it generously

Art gallery throwing light on Sangam age remains hidden in the shadows

Located opposite Gandhi Memorial Museum is an art gallery, Sanga Tamil Kaatchi Koodam. The nondescript building houses several paintings, life-size

‘This is a very subversive project’

From being a serious art collector to running an acclaimed centre in Kolkata, Rakhi Sarkar is in the city with CIMA’s Affordable Art Mela

Reflecting on the deeper meaning and philosophy of Nepali Thangka paintings

Cosmic charm: The tranquil images of Buddhist and Hindu gods and goddesses, the meditative Mandalas, the cosmic world and contemporary depiction of Buddha. The Nepali Thangka paintings reflects a deeper meaning and philosophy.

How street art plays a role in the Jamia resistance

A spotlight on those who are protesting throught their murals

Residencies, retreats and destination festivals: the new ‘it’ thing for artists

Most such retreats will book a spot for anyone who has the required time and money

Black and white stories from Fort Kochi

Shaji N Jaleel captures some of Fort Kochi’s familiar faces for his exhibition of photographs

Pride and prejudice

The co-curators of ‘Negritude’ — Peggy Blood and Neeta Omprakash — talk about the reasons for the slow acceptance of African American art in the global scene

Art has no borders

Art Beyond Borders presents an exhibition of paintings by artists from India, Nepal and Bangladesh

Sheetal Mallar’s world of transience

In her debut show, the photographer traces the ‘inbetweens’ of life through forgotten spaces, destroyed cinema sets and scenes from a film shoot

How MoMA got woke

With a curation that encourages detours, digressions and complete immersion, can the recently-reopened Museum of Modern Art in New York be a blueprint for others?

‘Most of My Heroes’: Vijay Jodha’s exhibition on victims of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots

The exhibition itself is in the form of giant postage stamps that feature the faces of Sikhs killed in various parts of Delhi in November 1984, after the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi by her bodyguards

A confluence of artistic creativity on display at Weavers Village, Thiruvananthapuram

There is art, music and literature at an exhibition-cum-fete at Weavers Village

Ramayana — Valmiki and others

Dr. Rangan underlines the differences, which make Adikavi a class apart

A story, less known

Architectural historian Pushkar Sohoni, in his talk for INTACH, said that the Jewish origins in India go back 2200 years

Home has heritage

Every city has to preserve its heritage buildings, said artistes and architects at Art Park

In harmony

Senior musicians R.K. Padmanabha and Nagaraj Rao Hawaldar rendered a charming concert

The man of model house

A. Tandoni Rao was the Executive Engineer of the state during the reign of Krishnaraja Wadiyar IV and had a prominent role in constructing many attractive buildings in Bengaluru and the KRS Dam near Mysore

My roots are working class, says Waswo X Waswo

The common man of Rajasthan and Tiruvannamalai are the stars of the artist’s show, ‘Bodies of Work’. The exhibition is on at OED Gallery, Kochi, till February 2

Don’t mind the spines

As the humble cactus continues to inspire designers the world over, it is metamorphosing into everything from six-foot bar cabinets to prickly sofas

Gone viral with art

What artists on social media brought out during the recent CAA, NRC and NPR protests

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