Baarish Season 2 Chapter 2 returns to New Delhi on 8 August with Shubha Mudgal’s Ab Ke Sawan, celebrating India’s living monsoon traditions through music, storytelling, crafts and textiles. Baarish Season 2 Celebrates India’s Living Monsoon Traditions The monsoon is more than a season in India. It has inspired music, poetry, crafts and stories for […]
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The Kochi Biennale Foundation (KBF) has confirmed that a sexual harassment complaint filed against artist and co-founder Bose Krishnamachari was among the reasons for his resignation from the post of President of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale (KMB) and from the Board of Trustees of KBF in January 2026. Krishnamachari helped found the Biennale in 2012 and
Artist Priti Vadakkath is bringing the beauty of Kerala’s nature to life. Her new paintings are part of an exhibit called Edam at the Garden Convention Centre in Mattancherry. This show is happening at the same time as the famous Kochi-Muziris Biennale and features work by many talented Kerala artists. The Beauty of the Shola
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Inside a dark room in Kochi, visitors are learning about the hard life of farmers. The air feels smoky, and there are bales of straw for people to sit on. This is where artist Kulpreet Singh is showing his art, a project called Indelible Black Marks. Kulpreet is a farmer from Punjab. He uses film
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The idea of art for tribe and tribal people is not quite aligned with the world view of it. Art isn’t exquisite for the the tribe it is integrated in their life the way food is. Art is playful, experiential, raw and real. That’s what one feels when they look at the art created by
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