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Art & Culture

Less is Cool

Time shrinks on stage as performances get shorter and smarter

Palette of the Profane

Nalini Malani enters the third and final chapter of her year-long retrospective in India, continuing to resist tags and seek out the invisible

The Voice That Broke Hearts

The ghazals of Begum Akhtar retain their resonance even today. A tribute on her birth centenary

The Pose and the Portrait

The juxtaposition of two modernists, a painter and a photographer, from the subcontinent celebrates the confluence of cultural histories beyond nationhood

Being Homi Adajania

The director of Finding Fanny breaks out of the indie straitjacket. The auteur on his passions and projects

Dreamer’s Realism

Exploring war, nationhood and the Left movement, Bangladeshi artist Naeem Mohaiemen has emerged as the chronicler of a merciless history

Colours of Life

Anu Malhotra’s debut exhibition shows the artist’s obsession with journeys

Return of the Prodigal

Valsan Kolleri is at his subversive best while Puneet Kaushik plays with memories in a new show curated by Prima Kurien

Folksy Harmony

The choir group Nagaland Singing Ambassadors will represent India at a World War I commemoration festival in Belgium

Indian Theatre Forum to launch SMART programme

SMART is a capacity building programme which will equip theatre groups with a roadmap called a Strategic Plan to achieve practical objectives

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