Recipient of the Sovereign Asian Art Prize, the artist expresses the trauma of displacement and loss
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In his works, he talked of men and women without binding them to any political ideology
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Balwant Thakur engages in social dialogue through his plays
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To mark World Theatre Day, a salute to the stalwarts who shaped the modern craft
Performative and visual artist Kulpreet Singh on exploring elements of theatre in his practice
The monumental 14-foot work was Husain's ode to Independent India
The Moroccan version replaces wine with vinegar and apple juice, chopped figs and dried apricots
At home with terracotta and bronze, the artist, who died recently, mastered every medium he touched
Two Indian winners of World Nature Photography Awards on their works
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