With technical precision and a keen sensitivity to sattvikabhinaya, Pallavi Anand brought depth and emotional…
Remembering Guru Gopalakrishnan, the Kodungallur-born dancer, choreographer, actor and guru who carried Kerala’s dance traditions…
A master of the mridangam and a sensitive accompanist, Guruvayur Dorai knew that great percussion…
A three-day festival in Goa brought together Hindustani, Carnatic, devotional, ghazal, Sufi and theatrical traditions…
 Indian classical music evolved through a cultural synthesis of Vedic and folk music traditions Their…
On World Music Day, Jerry Amaldev conducted a three-hour choral journey that wove Mozart, Negro…
On World Music Day, Ustad Waseem Ahmed Khan of Agra gharana speaks on inherited voice,…
With its foundation stone laid by Vice-President of C. P Radhakrishnan recently, Chethana Ganashram in…
What will happen when a bookworm set out to clean his library? One of the drawbacks of having tons of physical books is that you have…
Themed ‘Humanities must unite’, ITFoK will feature 12 international plays and 14 national productions.
What did the artistes do when the audience disapproved of the integration of theatre and circus on stage? In December 2011, we hosted the premier show…
Innovative acts and external recognition through accolades could help catapult the circus industry to newer heights Circus is not only a medium of entertainment but also…
There are a host of relatively unsung writers who are as witty as Jerome K Jerome or Mark Twain, and are worthy of reading and even re-reading, says the author, giving a glimpse of some of his favourites — Richard Armour, Tom Sharpe and Henry Cecil among them
A literary craftsman of warmth, wit and wonder. Browsing through the films available on Netflix,…
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In this part of the series, MT: Malayalam’s Talisman, we dissect three films that formed MT’s political trilogy.
The author, director of the documentary Pandit Rajeev Taranath – A Life in Music, reflects…
AI Musings on the Posthuman, India’s first solo exhibition of AI art, is on at the Emami Art Gallery in Kolkata.
The use of mudras is not only found in classical dance art forms but also in chanting of the Vedic scriptures.
At 70, Kuttan Marar’s mastery in leading melams resonates, imprinting an enduring legacy on Kerala’s cultural heritage with rhythmic excellence.
Recently, at the State Art Gallery of Art in Hyderabad, Maqaam Foundation hosted an inclusive art exhibition.
In this segment, Nirmala Paniker shares her research on Tiruvathirakali and its links to Mohiniyattam. Both art forms, rooted in Kerala’s culture, highlight the shared traditions of women’s performances shaped by legends, rituals, and spirituality.
Rajitha Ramachandra Pulavar and her team gave a new meaning to Tholppavakkooth and the body politics went in for a change in 2021
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The author was quite an ‘MCP’ as a seven-year-old, looking down upon comic books featuring girls as main characters, until Little Lulu came along.
After a long search, the author stumbled upon a stash of Gold Key comics from the fifties, sixties, and early seventies, which he acquired at a bargain price, making the day one of the most memorable in his life.
Comics dissertations are redefining the ways of thinking, knowing, and the very conduct of inquiry itself, thus marking a generational shift in how dissertations are presented within academia and beyond.
Knightfall suggests that even though indisputably dark, the Batman is a knight in shining armour.…
