Behind every monument are lifetimes of culture, from Nizamuddin basti kitchens to Amritsar’s paratha stalls. At a book ...
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This ongoing exhibition at Gallery G showcases South Indian art’s evolution, blending traditional themes with modern expressionsSouth Indian art has long been shaped by tradition, yet it continues to evolve in unexpected ways. The Masters & The Modern: ...
The Eurocentric concept of the “Dark Ages” has often obscured the rich, diverse, and sophisticated developments in Africa.
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There is much more that a gifted sutradhari (master-planner) and shilpi (sculptor) can also achieve. Take, for example, the ...
Nestled in the heart of Rajasthan, Kishangarh is known for its rich history in marble craftsmanship. Recently, we had the ...
Shivali Ghat is quieter than many main ghats of Varanasi which is perfect for peaceful mornings. It is surrounded by old havelis and gives a glimpse of Varanasi’s royal past. It is an 18th century ...
SAN ANTONIO — An artist is highlighting multiple Hindu gods and goddesses in the latest exhibition at the San Antonio Museum ...
The two pieces of the 800-year-old sculpture were discovered roughly 160 feet away from each other at the Ta Prohm Temple in ...
Pottery in India holds religious and cultural significance, with pots used to represent deities and perform rituals. But when ...
To borrow from poet William Blake’s celebrated 1794 poem The Tyger, India’s tigers are indeed burning brighter in 2025.
The San Antonio Museum of Art’s spring exhibition blends new photography and historical works depicting Hindu deities.
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