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Owning art is only a click away: Women-led Delhi Art Community auctions paintings on WhatsApp

India, July 26 -- Amrita Nalwa is excited about buying an artwork for the first time. A school principal in Amritsar, Punjab, Nalwa, didn't need to go to an art gallery. Instead, she bought it on What... Read More


Kochi-Muziris Biennale is coming back after a year-long delay. But will it redeem itself after a chaotic last edition?

India, July 19 -- On an unusually warm November afternoon 13 years ago, Kerala's heritage town of Fort Kochi was in the throes of uncertainty. The air was filled with heightened anticipation of the fa... Read More


Krishen Khanna, painter of bandwallas, turns 100: Modernist icon and India's greatest living artist celebrates a century

India, July 6 -- When he came out of the ritzy bank office on a balmy November afternoon in 1961 after serving out a six-month notice period, his friends were waiting outside. M F Husain, Bal Chhabra ... Read More


Israeli filmmaker Nadav Lapid at Cannes: 'I understood this time the vengeance would be biblical'

India, May 23 -- Somewhere in the middle of Israeli director Nadav Lapid's new feature film, Yes, is a joke about a Jew talking to a travel agent about a suitable destination for his vacation. The Jew... Read More


Cannes Film Festival 2025 is all about looking at the present through the past

India, May 21 -- The loudest cheer at the 78th Cannes Film Festival was reserved for a new black and white movie about the making of a movie some 65 years ago. Nouvelle Vogue (New Wave) by American d... Read More


India's film schools shine at Cannes

India, May 21 -- L ast summer, a diploma film from the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII), Pune, captured attention at the Cannes Film Festival. Sunflowers Were the First to Know, a Banjara... Read More


India's film schools shine at Cannes

India, May 21 -- L ast summer, a diploma film from the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII), Pune, captured attention at the Cannes Film Festival. Sunflowers Were the First to Know, a Banjara... Read More


India's state-run film schools continue their dream run in Cannes

India, May 17 -- Last summer, a diploma film from the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII), Pune lit up the Cannes Film Festival with a Banjara sunrise folk tale, winning the top prize for fi... Read More