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Sanghaneri paper, a traditionally made paper by people excelling in paper making, is a favorite pictorial surface for artist Gopa Trivedi. Though she...

Tell us about your journey. I have grown up in a family of music and the arts in general. My grandfather was a composer, professor and played a...

He highlights this unusual state of affairs via a pictorial trope of discarded containers fashioned into habitat by miners in India’s pristine...

The exhibition which will continue till 8 February features iconic items pulled from Hard Rock’s vault and combined to form a unique collection called...

This one is a must for the theatre lovers. The Yuva Natya Utsav 2014, organised by the Sahitya Kala Parishad and the Department of Art, Culture and...

She is electric. On stage and otherwise. We caught up with her at the wake of the Storm Festival that just wrapped up. Here are excerpts from the...

She was shocked to see the condition of Haveli which was occupied by a Taal and a PCO was operating from there. In order to restore the Ghalib’s...

Delhi is all set to drift into the magical world of written and spoken words through its very own literature festival for the second time. The 2nd...

My younger son is adamant to get married to someone who is 5 years older than him. We are worried but helpless. What can we do?Rajani, New DelhiIf...

He reproduced masterpieces of the Joseon Dynasty of Korea as exquisite miniature paintings in his own style. He even adopted common grasses and...

Delhi tourism along with INTACH organised a three day long quiz competition for students of the Capital. The theme of the quiz Sawaal Dilli Ka...

This month president of the Art Institute of Chicago, Dr Douglas Druick addressed the experts and practitioners from the arts and culture. He laid...