In Malik Ayaz’s Dreams
A marvelous account of the early firangis who turned Indian is a salad of identities and a mirror of Indianness.
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Egyptian Museum to launch new conservation database
Museum staff to document each change.
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Barbican Centre in London puts artists’ personal collections on show
Major exhibition in the UK of the personal collections of post-war and contemporary artists.
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Deepshika Kalsi
Deepshikha Kalsi is a qualified materials conservator from the National Museum Institute, New Delhi and has worked with institutional and individual clients for over a decade to tailor conservation solutions to their needs. Her engagements include several years with the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (INTACH) where she was involved with inspecting
The first world war and the colour of memory
Eurocentric views of the conflict ignore the millions of people from across the globe who fought on the same side.
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An Indian Sculptor With Monumental Ambition
Ram V. Sutar is a leading contender for the commission to produce the world’s largest statue.
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The Royal Childhood exhibition
British royal childhood memories go on show.
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Art Matters: The Passionate Eye
The exhibition, titled ‘A Passionate Eye’ featured on NDTV 24×7
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