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The exhibition was inaugurated by the Coir Board chairman, Prof G. Balachandran.The 11-day sales exhibition of handicrafts, geo-textiles, pith and...

The festival not only aims to provide a wholesome insight into Polish culture and art, but also hopes to rouse further interest in the audience so as...

One of the best known names in art today, Anjolie Ela Menon is known for her canvases and murals. Awarded the Padmashree in 2000, Menon recently added...

We love our food, of course we do. And that is not just because it is a part of our job! What goes best with this season has already been talked about...

Artiste Raghu Vyas has made a journey from the spiritual to the physical, from the forest with a cavorting peacock and the flute playing Krishna to...

The theme explains Sa Re Ga Ma as the Indian musical notes depicting different life forms, dancing to the rhythm of divergent tunes of the life song...

We have seen Nandita Das donning various caps, at times of an experimental actor, a wonderful director, as a jury member or a social activist. She was...

I fell in to sculpture,’ says Christine Margotin when we ask her about her stint with the art. Leaving behind the corporate world, Margotin started...

Over 1000 students took part, representing IMS group of Institutions and other institutions. The marathon started from Kavinagar Ram Leela Ground and...

The aim is to showcase a diverse and enviable suite of works of renowned artists from across the country. Some of the noted participating artists...

When art celebrates womanhood, the result is a celebration that brings into focus all that is symbolic of feminine grace and power.The show explores...

Karnad's lecture discussed  a kaleidoscopic description of Indian cinema and its journey from its initial stages to what it is now. He said that this...