Art

What had begun as an unlikely pursuit of making a pair of burger earrings for herself seven years ago opened the doors to a very interesting career.

It has been described as 'heaven on earth' but there is more to Kashmir than just natural beauty!

Every dance form that has made it to the calendar has been distinctly illustrated in the art style practiced in its respective state.

Teju Behan’s story is one to celebrate as it tells of a woman who rose above poverty to pursue her passion and was able to make it her living.

The performers are constantly reinventing ways in which they can connect with the audience.

The storytelling company has undergone many changes over 50 years, but it nonetheless remains close to the hearts of Indians.

"I am passionate about the Arts. Everyone should do what they feel strongly about because nothing fuels the spirit like the passion."

While 'Oh Nari' sarcastically explores gender norms, her book, Four Legs Good, Two Legs Bad, is an illustrated work for children

Harshvardhan Kadam’s foray into the field began with graphic novels and has essayed the role of an art director for various animation and gaming projects before turning to streets.

Tholpavakoothu is slowly beginning to experiment with new techniques and different stories, and at the helm of it is Shri Ramachandra Pulavar