ram·Jun 16Vanishing TraditionsThe June 27, 2004 edition of The Week stands today not merely as a periodical of journalistic enterprise, but as an unexpectedly profound…
Nupur Roy·May 20Colour Theory Was Born in India. The World Forgot to Listen.We Didn’t Lose This Knowledge. We Just Stopped Valuing It.
InWomen WritebyPrakriti Anand·May 7The Gods of Love Borrowed Women’s BodiesWhy poetry, painting, and myth across cultures imagined feminine beauty as proof of divine desire.
Vishal Koul·Apr 24The Artist Who Made a Nation Dream: Raja Ravi Varma and the Remaking of India’s ImaginationThere is a peculiar intimacy in the way a civilisation chooses to see its gods. The visual language of the divine is never neutral, it is a…
Madhurima Sarkar·Apr 165 Indian Art Forms That Are Fading Away:Art is the application of human creative skill and imagination. India is a country profoundly rich in varied art forms. But regrettably…
Jaimgupta·Apr 9Introduction to Ramayana in Archaic Greek and Etruscan Art, Part IIIDescription (Introduction, Part III):
Divya Ramachandran·Mar 30I wish we had this in India.I caught myself saying something the other day — almost without thinking — “I wish we had Broadway here.” I think I meant the scale, the…
Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society·Mar 9The Legacy of RaghurajpurBy Ms Renuka Vaidyanathan, Editor of KALA
