Our team review a rare Dastangoi performance, a part of the Aga Khan Trust for Culture’s ‘Apni Basti’ festival celebrating the historic Nizamuddin Basti or settlement in Delhi, including links to the Dastangoi blog!
‘Dastangoi’ performance at Nizamuddin Read More »
Specialists from the Courtauld Institute in London have been given unique access to help document and conserve murals and artworks across monasteries and Dzongs (fortresses) in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan.
Bhutan’s Endangered Temple Art being Restored Read More »
The innovative restoration of the Citadel at Aleppo is by far the most exciting preservation projects in the Middle East, one that places as much importance on people as it does on the buildings they live in.
Preserving Heritage & the Fabric of Life Read More »
A series of articles by the NY Times on the creation of museums and knowledge cities across the Arab world, forging a new identity for the region.
Building Museums for a new Arab Identity Read More »
Photos of the Deen Dayal themed merchandise available at the IGNCA (exhibition venue).
Deen Dayal exhibition merchandise on sale! Read More »
The enduring beauty of Raja Deen Dayal’s photography goes beyond a merely historical interest in colonial or patrician India, just as Holbein’s art captivates a viewer who has no particular interest in Henry VIII and his court, says Aveek Sen of The Telegraph.
The December 2010 issue of ArchitectureUpdate has an article by Dr. Shikha Jain (director of DRONAH, whom we work with on a number of projects) on the architectural conservation work being done by her team at Udaipur.
Conservation at Udaipur in the news Read More »
Sephi Bergerson is a documentary photographer based in New Delhi since 2002, and in one of his posts he talks about the existence of the many kinds of photographers still working in Delhi today.
FotoWala-Documentary Photography in India Read More »
The Eka staff at Dungarpur were lucky enough to witness the Dungarpur stop of a vintage car rally flagged off from Udaipur to Jodhpur in October 2010. Read about it and see pics here!
Dungarpur touched by the ‘Spirit of Ecstasy’ Read More »
Raja Deen Dayal’s images are a fascinating record of India’s past says Shailaja Tripathi of The Hindu.
