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Art & Culture

Bose Krishnamachari: Through a Mirror Darkly

Nandini Nair

For Bose Krishnamachari, art is life itself, and his solo exhibition in Kolkata shifts from minimalism to maximalism with sensational ease. He tells Nandini Nair why he can’t separate people from his creations

Colours in Goa
Rahul Kumar

The fourth edition of the Serendipity Arts Festival uses different disciplines to tell of belonging and place (Photos: Rohit Chawla))

Ganesh Haloi: ‘Painting starts from an understanding and ends in wonder’
Rosalyn D’Mello

The colour magnetism of Ganesh Haloi’s canvas

A Magical Mystery Tour of Rome
Francesca Marino

The many myths of the historical Italian capital

Flying Machine Versus Robin
Bhavya Dore

The guts and glories of one-on-one breaking or B-Boying

Usha Uthup: Still Rocking
Rushati Mukherjee

The sensational fifty years of Usha Uthup

Man of Melody
V Ramnarayan

Ramakant Gundecha (1962-2019) was an intellectual who thought deeply about the art and science of dhrupad

The Inward Gaze of Olivia Fraser
Somak Ghoshal

An artist with an eye for detail

The K-pop Wave
Akhil Sood

The obsessive love of the K-pop fan in India

Ebrahim Alkazi: The Canvas of a Polymath
Georgina Maddox

The forgotten paintings of Ebrahim Alkazi

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