Art

Young artists are using Shakeef Khan and Sujeet Maadhogaria's F-Gali to display their talent on fun and quirky footwear.

Aanchal's seminal work, called The Remnants of a Separation, is by far one of the most intriguing alternative histories of the Partition.

Meet Sarah Kay, the pioneering New York-based poet whose “spoken word” performances have taken the world by storm. We were lucky to speak with her at a recent event in Bengaluru.

Debasmita decided to put her efforts into bringing about social change through art with her project ‘My Father Illustrations,’ in 2013.

In the crammed world of clay figurines, Chaina and her retinue from Kolkata, are keeping alive the age-old tradition of modelling goddess Durga.

The festival opened on September 9 and in its ninth edition it brings artistes from both India and overseas to perform together on one stage.

Anushree Fadnavis is not just a daily commuter in the Ladies Only section of Mumbai locals but also a prolific photojournalist.

Mahesh Shantaram, in his debut solo show, sets out to address the racism faced by African students who study in this country.

From Koshy's and Airlines Hotel, to Blossom Book Store and Nandi Hills -- Shikha Nambiar, a Bengaluru-based freelance illustrator has sketched some of the most iconic landmarks of the city, and they looks absolutely brilliant.

Meet Rupi Kaur, a poet of Indian origin, who began writing when she was only 17 years old. She has a huge following on social media because of her unique poems written in simple, relatable language.