Bennett Voyles
And an unmistakable message from the deep recesses of French history
Salute Charlie Hebdo, the magazine that refused to be on its knees before a god who is afraid of cartoons
Asier Sáez-Cirión, a scientist at the Pasteur Institute in Paris, talks to Open about his landmark research which reported HIV remission in 14 adults
Having fled his village in Kerala even before he was 20, Viswanadhan’s art is informed by a lifetime of itinerancy
From Raza to Husain to the leader of the Bombay Progressives, FN Souza, nobody really knew what modern art or modernity was. It was Paris and its influences that gave their amorphous ideas a sense of form and identity
A Paris show on Tarzan has become wildly popular. Curator Roger Boulay analyses the enduring heartthrob.