Art & Culture
Songs of the Road
Nandini Nair
Zooming in on the magic on stage and the everyday challenges of the nomadic Tamasha performers
Now and Ever
A family in Rajasthan revives a dying folk art form by combining age-old techniques with modern themes
‘I Always Find Pleasure In Drowning,’ says Akram Khan
Akram Khan’s final full-length solo performance is both an end and a beginning. The dancer-choreographer speaks to Open about the need to bleed on stage
The Master of Murals
The discovery of a handscroll by Benodebehari Mukherjee offers fresh insight into his early career devoted to nature
The Democratisation of Art
Private museums can enhance Indian culture by creating new audiences and sparking fresh conversations
Ballygunge Calling
Jamini Roy’s home in Kolkata will soon become a gallery to preserve the artist’s legacy
Geoffrey Bawa: Art Is a Construct
Drawings and photographs from Geoffrey Bawa’s archives reveal how the Sri Lankan architect built imagination
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