Avantika Bhuyan

New Delhi, June 14 -- There is a sense of animation in Sangram Majumdar's layered paintings. His works have a palpable feeling of movement as figures flit in and out of the canvases.

From deeply personal photographic displays and open studios to group shows exploring themes of memory, the months of June and July are brimming with art exhibitions

From three exhibitions unfurling simultaneously in Hyderabad to an evening of theatre at the NMACC and a memorable Father's Day brunch, there is lots to look forward to in the days ahead

From epic ecoquests and explainers on Harappan seals to prehistoric adventures across the Tundra and the animal uprising in the Great Nicobar, these summer reads will appeal to different age groups

At Bihar Museum's Temporary Gallery, 14 artists from three generations spotlight the labour, materials and lives that larger histories overlook

In Subhakar Tadi's oil paintings, the wall becomes both the playground and the method to discuss complex topics

Shahana Rajani's solo show focuses on indigenous knowledge of fisherfolk that forms a bridge between ecologies erstwhile and those critically endangered at present in the Indus delta

A growing number of singles are trying to build networks of solidarity by finding people who support them in times of need

The definition of a family is slowly changing. Away from the gendered structures dictated by society, people are creating their own communities of kinship based on love and care

Founded in 2020 during the covid-19 lockdown, the second edition of the virtual conference promises to connect knowledge and innovations from the subcontinent with global food practices