Arts

Punjab Arts Council launched 'Punjab in Frames,' a photo exhibition by Harpreet Sandhu at Kala Sangam, Chandigarh, for World Photography Day 2025. The exhibition showcases Punjab's culture, heritage, agrarian life, and resilience through vivid visual narratives, attracting numerous visitors.

The India Comics Project starts in 2026-27 with a series of adaptations of classic Indian stories

Pollywood needs to write better roles for its mothers and grandmothers who have for long been used as background props

With architecture that provokes art, Bharat Bhavan exemplifies a rare vision. To remain relevant, it must gather its founding courage

An ode to the madness that Mumbai is, Rahul daCunha’s play continues to amuse audiences, young and old

Artists across the country consciously moved on to daring experimentation, intensely intimate stories and visual languages grounded in their worlds and personal histories

Exploring the coastal state through Bhansali’s now cult film

His body of work is an alternate chronicle of the history of classical dance and music in Independent India

The Chilean poet’s books in English translation were not easily accessible and were rare luxuries passed from hand to hand

The three-month residency is culminating in a showcase of artistic output

The Preliminary Education Centre, led by Romesh Mahajan, provides education to underprivileged children in Gurdaspur. A painting competition, led by art coach Hitesh Kumar and teachers, boosted the children's creativity, confidence, and emotional expression, fostering a love for learning and self-expression.

Called an unfragmentable artist of exceptional integrity, he insisted on being true to himself and his vision despite record sale figures. A tribute in his birth centenary year...

For over six decades, the actress, who recently turned 80, has lorded over the British and Hollywood entertainment scene

His latest project is a quiet exploration of life along the riverbanks of India

The film follows an elderly couple in a near-abandoned village in Uttarakhand as they navigate life & the inevitable

Radhika Surana’s solo show in New Delhi is an evocation of natural motifs in various forms

34 cultural practitioners from both countries participate in the third edition of Villa Swagatam

I could not consciously leave my altruistic purpose of establishing institutions of higher societal purpose, be it museums, nature centres, themed attractions, oceanariums, science centres, planetariums and memorials

A cauldron of experimentation and artistic inquiry, the Repertory finds itself at a crossroads

Often folksy, at times feminist, Madhvi Parekh’s art is rooted both in the past and the present

Their decline is not just about outdated infrastructure, but also about how entertainment itself has become a solitary habit, dressed up as luxury

‘Why Did I Say Yes?’, his ongoing exhibition in the US, is a witty critique of the Indian wedding

His was a people’s theatre. No lights, no raised stage, no ticketed entry. Just actor and audience. Just truth and provocation

Das spent months interacting with this heavenly landscape

Crestfallen after the disastrous fate of ‘Kaagaz ke Phool’, Guru Dutt returned with his biggest hit, but the damage had been done