Art

Dhaval Khatri lost both his hands at the age of 14 and his school asked him to leave. But no such obstacle could stop him from continuing his education, writing all his exams himself, playing guitar and finally – painting.

This initiative, which was started in 2011, helps art-lovers all around the world to easily access high-resolution images of artworks which are housed in various partner museums.

What is the origin of the Ajrakh? Where does the Leheriya get its name from? Explore the most interesting stories from the history of India's textiles.

A photo tribute by Nilay Singh to all the unsung heroes who work at that hour of the day when most of us are sleeping.

Named ‘A Close Shave Called Mumbai’, Harshad Rajadhyaksha calls his Mumbai photo series an unplanned tribute to an unplanned city.

The artists from Paradsinga village of Madhya Pradesh have also written an open letter to the Prime Minister. Share this and help it reach him!

About 11 women in Lucknow are establishing their individual identities as chikankari embroidery artisans – all thanks to an organization that not only trained them but also connects them with buyers through an online platform

Ancient Indian folk painting and art styles have been passed down from generations. Here's a look at what makes 10 of these folk art forms unique and inimitable from each other.

Artist and designer Ranganath Krishnamani captures the quintessential charm of thelas, or push carts in Bengaluru through illustrations, as a tribute to the 'superstars of Indian streets'.

Several songs in Bollywood have celebrated the spirit of our cities and towns over the years. Here's a glimpse into some of them.