Anubhuti: Experiencing Muthusvami Dikshitar offers a reflective and comprehensive study of the composer’s life, music, and intellectual legacy. Released as part of the commemorations marking the…
Author: KTP Radhika
KTP Radhika
Radhika is the Editor and Founder of India Art Review.
Spanning nearly seven decades, G Venu’s work as a performer, teacher and institution-builder has played a key role in the continuance of Kutiyattam. The Kerala Sangeetha…
Anchored by the Dr. Maya Rao Kathak & Choreography Conference 2026, Maya Rao’s influence on Kathak is seen through the voice of her daughter, Madhu Nataraj.…
A three-day music festival in Kochi celebrated the spirit of legacy, learning, and heartfelt love for music. Marking the silver jubilee of the G. N. Swamy…
Prince Rama Varma’s recent concert at Tripunithura combined popular and rare kritis with humour and lively audience interaction. Concerts are often thought of as one-way journeys—musicians…
On World Music Day, the violinist reflects on the Gayaki style in Carnatic violin, where strings echo the soul and subtlety of the human voice. Carnatic…
Internationally renowned British sculptor Peter Randall-Page has spent over four decades exploring the intricate relationship between nature, geometry, and form. From monumental public commissions to deeply…
Stonex, India’s leading natural stone brand, hosted the Art Soiree 2025 from March 6 to 9 in Kishangarh, Rajasthan — the marble city of India. This…
Hridya Haridas’s Mohiniyattam performance highlights Tholpavakoothu’s beauty and tradition.
A perfect blend of grace, rhythm, and devotion, Thiruvathirakkali brings alive the cultural and spiritual essence of Kerala.