Gunjan Jain

Addressing a gathering at the launch of Gunjan Jain's book, Shah Rukh, just before reading from a letter he had written for Gunjan, said: "I'm also a struggling writer. I have not been able to take my calling very seriously."

Delhi is now officially the world's second most populated city, with 38 million people, but that also raises many questions on how the city is seen by its inhabitants.

How do you save a heritage property that is privately owned, with many claimants who rather make money from the prime real estate than save the heritage structure?

Author Rakhshanda Jalil's recently curated exhibition and book, Rashid Jahan: A Rebel and Her Cause, at the IGNCA in Delhi, successfully revived the times and life of this remarkable radical writer and thinker.

Artist, Subodh Gupta's monumental installations with mundane objects like stainless steel kitchenware have deep undercurrents and capture the essence of his childhood. An anthology of his works is on display at the National Gallery of Modern Art in Delhi.

For the first time NGMA presented a solo show by a contemporary artist on such a large scale. Titled, 'Experiments With Truth: Atul Dodiya', the exhibition displays 130 works of the Mumbai based artist which reflects his concerns with the times we live in and the firm belief that despite experiments with different material and mediums, painting wil...

The capital saw artists from 40 countries participate in its first ever street art festival, not only adding colour to the city but also challenging traditional notions of artistic expression.

Radhika Bordia reports from Nagaur and Jodhpur, Rajasthan on a Sufi music festival.

We've all been there, forgotten passwords and stared at computer screens, drawing a blank. But could this be the theme for a dance?

Inspired by notions of immigration and aspirations of people in Punjab, young artist duo, Jiten Thukral and Sumir Tagra, recently launched an exhibition in Mumbai's Famous Studios, as part of Escape, an on-going show since 2007.

Addressing a gathering at the launch of Gunjan Jain's book, Shah Rukh, just before reading from a letter he had written for Gunjan, said: "I'm also a struggling writer. I have not been able to take my calling very seriously."

Delhi is now officially the world's second most populated city, with 38 million people, but that also raises many questions on how the city is seen by its inhabitants.

How do you save a heritage property that is privately owned, with many claimants who rather make money from the prime real estate than save the heritage structure?

Author Rakhshanda Jalil's recently curated exhibition and book, Rashid Jahan: A Rebel and Her Cause, at the IGNCA in Delhi, successfully revived the times and life of this remarkable radical writer and thinker.

Artist, Subodh Gupta's monumental installations with mundane objects like stainless steel kitchenware have deep undercurrents and capture the essence of his childhood. An anthology of his works is on display at the National Gallery of Modern Art in Delhi.

For the first time NGMA presented a solo show by a contemporary artist on such a large scale. Titled, 'Experiments With Truth: Atul Dodiya', the exhibition displays 130 works of the Mumbai based artist which reflects his concerns with the times we live in and the firm belief that despite experiments with different material and mediums, painting wil...

The capital saw artists from 40 countries participate in its first ever street art festival, not only adding colour to the city but also challenging traditional notions of artistic expression.

Radhika Bordia reports from Nagaur and Jodhpur, Rajasthan on a Sufi music festival.

We've all been there, forgotten passwords and stared at computer screens, drawing a blank. But could this be the theme for a dance?

Inspired by notions of immigration and aspirations of people in Punjab, young artist duo, Jiten Thukral and Sumir Tagra, recently launched an exhibition in Mumbai's Famous Studios, as part of Escape, an on-going show since 2007.