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Published 08.05.20, 03:41 PM

What the anthem teaches us, but we’ve failed to learn

By Abhirup Dam
Published 07.05.20, 07:47 AM

A pattern in all things

By Anita Gopal
Published 06.05.20, 01:27 PM

With Covid-19 offstaging concerts, online is where singers are going live

By Sudeshna Banerjee
Published 05.05.20, 02:47 PM

Dancers across the globe unite and inspire millions to look within in this time of crisis

By The Telegraph
Published 03.05.20, 11:31 PM

Can the mask hide the terror, uncertainty and hardship?

By Soumitra Das
Published 03.05.20, 01:08 PM

A podcast on poetry from the heart of Calcutta

By The Telegraph
Published 02.05.20, 12:31 PM

Lockdown jukebox: Timeless music albums that still make it all worthwhile

By Shantanu Datta
Published 30.04.20, 06:20 AM

Art is about beauty

By The Telegraph
Published 28.04.20, 02:36 PM

Of music and hope

By Urvashi Bhattacharya
Published 24.04.20, 08:04 PM

Dulcet notes played on the mandolin across centuries

By Debdatt Mitra
Published 24.04.20, 08:03 PM

Finders and seekers in a museumised space

By Srimoyee Bagchi
Published 24.04.20, 08:03 PM

A breath of fresh air with Indian classical concerts

By Payel Sengupta
Published 22.04.20, 02:05 PM

Lorenzo Bernardi and Carlo Aonzo speak about their musical bonding over the classical guitar and mandolin

By Urvashi Bhattacharya
Published 21.04.20, 02:47 PM

Artist Biraaj Dodiya’s Debut Solo Show at Experimenter

By Anannya Sarkar
Published 21.04.20, 02:47 PM

No more space in your wardrobe for old clothes? Tune in to these videos for creative recycling ideas

By Malancha Dasgupta

Arts

Dark colours in furtive depths

Google now allows us to go on a virtual tour of Raja Ravi Varma’s works

A fresh look at classical dance forms

A fine and delicate balance in contemporary jazz

Unending nights, death's second self

What the anthem teaches us, but we’ve failed to learn

A pattern in all things

With Covid-19 offstaging concerts, online is where singers are going live

Dancers across the globe unite and inspire millions to look within in this time of crisis

Can the mask hide the terror, uncertainty and hardship?

A podcast on poetry from the heart of Calcutta

Lockdown jukebox: Timeless music albums that still make it all worthwhile

Art is about beauty

Of music and hope

Dulcet notes played on the mandolin across centuries

Finders and seekers in a museumised space

A breath of fresh air with Indian classical concerts

Lorenzo Bernardi and Carlo Aonzo speak about their musical bonding over the classical guitar and mandolin

Artist Biraaj Dodiya’s Debut Solo Show at Experimenter

No more space in your wardrobe for old clothes? Tune in to these videos for creative recycling ideas