Rashid Rana’s Pakistan
Images that epitomise contradiction tell the story of a Pakistan, far, far away from labelled, exotic representations.
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Museums switch to power save mode
Museums in Japan have come up with simple, yet ingenious ways to monitor their power expenditure.
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A coal washing plant transforms into the Ruhr Museum
The new Ruhr Museum in northwest Germany was actually a coal washing plant.
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The Way of The Masters: The Great Artists of India 1100 –1900
An exhibition showcasing over 40 Indian artists that represent a period of 400 years of Indian painting.
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View it through Google
Check out the new Google Street View Programme
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The hotpot of South Asian parlance?
A new lexicon of South Asian jibber jabber.
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OPEN Magazine feature ‘A Colourful Past’ gets a few things wrong
‘A Colourful Past’, a feature article in the latest issue of Open was delightful in that it highlightes a rare and extremely valuable collection held by the Botanical Survey of India, in the form of John Forbes Watson’s Textile Manufactures and Costumes of the People of India and Thomas Wardle’s Specimens of Fabrics dyed with Indian Dyes containing several thousand dye samples. However, there are a few key facts which the writer has got wrong and which we’d like to clarify.
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