Dipanita Nath
Leningrad is under siege in the winter of 1942 as a bitter battle rages between the Russian army and the Nazi invaders.
There’s a quiet satisfaction as Faiza Ahmad Khan reflects on the award that has propelled her to the ranks of India’s serious documentary filmmakers.
There’s a quiet satisfaction as Faiza Ahmad Khan reflects on the award that has propelled her to the ranks of India’s serious documentary filmmakers.
There's a quiet satisfaction as Faiza Ahmad Khan reflects on the award that’s propelled her into the ranks of India’s serious documentary makers.
“Art is not only about what the eye sees but also about what the mind feels,” says Ebrahim Alkazi, as he stands surrounded by 20-odd paintings, graphi
There’s a quiet satisfaction as Faiza Ahmad Khan reflects on the award that has propelled her to the ranks of India’s serious documentary filmmakers.
Pierre de Vallombreuse has friends at unlikely places — the Mayas in Mexico, the Himbas in Namibia, the Surma in Ethiopia, the Alifuru in Indonesia...
The politics of terror seeps into the stage as the curtains rise on the 11th Bharat Rang Mahotsav, the annual theatre festival of the National School
A 24-year-old African-American is in India on a dance quest of her own — to unite black and brown dances on one stage.
A 24-year-old African-American is in Delhi on a dance quest of her own — to unite black and brown dances on one stage.
It is not just Bollywood that is deconstructing violence in the aftermath of 26/11; the Delhi stage will turn into a theatre of terror when the curtai
It is not just Bollywood that is deconstructing violence in the aftermath of 26/11; the Delhi stage will turn into a theatre of terror when the curtai
Aftaab Theatre, a troupe from Afghanistan has been invited to the National School of Drama’s prestigious Bharat Rang Mahotsav festival for the second
Over the weekend, Delhi will witness a retrospective of films by B Narsing Rao (inset), forcing the celebrated Telugu filmmaker to interrupt his next
Over the weekend, Delhi will witness a retrospective of films by B Narsing Rao, forcing the celebrated Telugu filmmaker to interrupt his next project
If Rock On ! has made you a new member of the Farhan Akhtar fan club, here’s your chance to catch his film with a difference — a 12-minute short calle
Even as 48ºC, a public arts festival, draws attention to all things wrong with Delhi’s environment, an eight-year-old mural about ecology — painted by
While the rest of the Capital must be planning holidays by the sea, the theatre people are strangely heading to the hills, with a play up the sleeve o
While the rest of the Capital must be planning holidays by the sea, the theatre people are strangely heading to the hills, with a play up the sleeve o
Last week, French graffiti artists Dezer, Keflione and Migwel were planning a “very Bollywood tribute” to Mumbai when the guns started blazing.
Well-known Viennese contemporary dancer Anna Huber’s piece Stuck mit Flugel directly translates into “Piece with Wing”, but Anna’s sister, the pianist
After several tentative steps, art finally strides out of galleries. 480C, arguably India’s first public arts festival, gets under way in mid-December
British theatre man Stephen Guy doesn’t like toys that “just stand there and do nothing”.
Last week, French graffiti artists Dezer, Keflione and Migwel were planning a “very Bollywood tribute” to Mumbai when the guns started blazing.
British theatre man Stephen Guy doesn’t like toys that “just stand there and do nothing”. His own dolls are full of action, nodding their heads, swish
