Many of the highly-decorative wall-based paintings, prints and collages in Indian Summer – a collaborative endeavour between Arts for India and the Albemarle Gallery – give rise to these autumnal hues and glows of hazy sunshine.
15 September 2014
Proclaiming the past and the future to be perpetually bound to the present, performance artist Ansuman Biswas and collaborative group ATMA enacted this concept of time and its irredeemable transience in their respective works.
23 June 2014
Artist Hetain Patel went a bit viral over the last year, with two very different presentations.
23 June 2014
At the annual Alchemy celebration of things British and South Asian, Anoushka Shankar’s headlining appearance came touted as ‘A Special Show for Alchemy’.
23 June 2014
With over 10 per cent of India’s land mass, the western state of Rajasthan is the nation’s largest. City regions such as Jaipur, Jodhpur, Ajmer, Udaipur and Bikaner are on the tourist trail and should kind kismet or grand design ever take you to Rajasthan, you will require reliable musical travelling companions.
23 June 2014
Why do we dance? Do we always dance to achieve the same end? Is it and was it the forte of one gender? Such fundamental questions were the focus of keynote speeches at the three-day Purush: the global dancing male conference in Chennai.
20 March 2014
For an open-application choreographic competition, Akademi’s Choreogata Artist Development Programme seems to have been dealt a demon hand this year.
20 March 2014
The festival, extended this year to two weeks, featured emerging artists as well as established performers like Aditi Mangaldas, Kapila Venu and the Sutra Dance Theatre; and this time there were also some remarkable singers.
16 December 2013
Basant Bells was an entertaining evening of bharatanatyam performance by Swati Dance Company.
16 December 2013
