When cross-continental cultural exchanges seem to be the order of the day in schools, a different attempt is being made by a school to introduce children to the different facets of our art and culture

The Kochi Corporation and the Biennale Foundation have been jointly organising a six-day camp for mural artists in celebration of Onam.

Artists from across the state are participating in the camp at

When Shwetha V of PSBB School, K.K. Nagar, took part in Paving Chennai, an art competition jointly organised by this newspaper and Global Art, the Class IX girl chose to sketch neat pavements and lots

The mention of folk arts invariably conjures up the image of villages and rustic dance forms. And urban areas with fast expanding boundaries hardly bestow thoughts to this art glorifying our culture a

The Kochi-Muziris Biennale will give a big socio-cultural boost to the state, according to Riyas Komu, director of the programmes of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale Foundation.

At a seminar on the socio-c

The Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2012 is gearing up with the arrival of international artists who will work on projects in the city.

Arial Hassan, an Argentinian visual artist, has already come to Fort Koc

If one goes by artist D. Neduncheliyan’s experience, anger might not be such a bad thing after all. The Chennai-based artist has been acclaimed by the artistic community internationally for his unique

Internationally-acclaimed artists showcasing their work at the Kochi Muziris Biennale being held in December have started descending on the city. DC catches up with artist Jyoti Basu.

Why Kochi when

India-born controversial author Salman Rushdie has turned his ire against his home country, saying that creative works of artists are increasingly being assaulted by religious groups.

India has beco

China has overtaken the US as the world's biggest market for art and antiques, according to a report.

The historic turning point was also an important indicator of seismic shifts in the wider global