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Delhi as its canvas: India Biennale to spread out across capital from December 4 onwards (opens the original)
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After a successful exhibition at the Venice Biennale, the ministry of culture plans to showcase the works of the five artists it displayed there at the India Biennale slated to begin in Delhi on December 4 and go on well into March next year. The art, architecture and design festival will take place across the city, including in the lawns of the Lodhi Gardens, the Qutub Minar complex, the Agrasen ki Baoli, the Red Fort and the Safdarjung Tomb, as well as other galleries, embassy precincts and pr
Seven-time World Press Photography winner to open show in India with Kolkata ‘noir’ (opens the original)
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Seamus Murphy doesn’t call himself a photojournalist, though the 66-year-old has won no fewer than seven World Press Photography awards for images captured in Gaza, Trujillo, Kabul, Sierra Leone, Ireland, London and Beirut, capturing, variously, a network of underground tunnels that aided Palestinians in smuggling supplies out of Egypt; a young televangelist, Nezareth Castillo, who preached the word of God to Peruvians at the tender age of eight; the opening of a racetrack on the Green Line, the
Postcards from India’s past (opens the original)
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A postcard with a photograph of Kasturba Gandhi and her husband, Mahatma Gandhi, carries an inscription that reads, “Companions on the endless journey”. Mugshots of 20 men, including Bhagat Singh, form a geometrical shape on a poster titled “Lahore Conspiracy Case Accused”. A group of ghagra and ghunghat-clad women hold head pans with soil and smile shyly as they lock eyes with the camera. These artefacts — variously part of a collection coming up for auction in Mumbai; an archive on display in
An exhibition with ambition that traces the untold history of comics in India (opens the original)
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In a quiet leafy lane of Bengaluru, a little known history of India unfolded over a well-attended weekend in July. The Moving Line, curated by graphic novelist Amruta Patil, maps the genesis and evolution of sequential art — which includes comics — in the country. The exhibition, housed in the Museum of Art and Photography (MAP) is certainly an ambitious one, both in scale and narrative. Patil’s collaborators included dedicated comics collectors and scholars in the country, the MAP team, and, th
2,000 everyday artefacts, rare textiles go on display at Humayun Tomb (opens the original)
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Over 2,000 artefacts of everyday life and nearly 500 pieces of textile, including sarees, shawls and clothes used during prayer rituals — all between a century and 300 years old — will be made available for public view on August 1 at a new gallery that has opened in the Humayun Tomb Museum complex. The Sanskriti Museum of Indian Textiles and Everyday Art is the result of a collaboration between the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA) and the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC). The
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