Pooja Khanna Tyagi

Held from November 2024 to January 2025 in Santiniketan and Kolkata, the Bengal Biennale is a month-and-a-half-long celebration of the masters and marginalised alike.

Backpacks have come a long way from their humble beginnings as utilitarian gear for hikers and campers. Today, they're indispensable companions for everything from daily commutes to globe-trotting adventures. Their transformation reflects an evolution in materials, functionality, and style, becoming essential tools for modern living. Centuries ago, people relied on rudimentary sacks made of animal skins or plant materials. Over time, these evolved into leather bags for medieval travelers and soldiers, and by the 19th century, metal-framed designs appeared, though they offered little comfort. In recent decades, backpacks have revolutionized, offering unmatched versatility and comfort.

Field Atelier attempts to decode the nostalgia of old Goan homes through this serene villa in Salvador do Mundo.

The season of giving is upon us! These lucky gifting plants have a range of benefits according to Vastu, and make for thoughtful Christmas presents this December.

There is nothing more extravagant than a celebrity wedding! From Aditi Rao Hydari to Taapsee Pannu, discover the stunning locations at which Indian stars and celebrities choose to tie the knot.

The Imaginary Institution of India, a show at the Barbican in London, traces the country's tumultuous past as reflected in the art of 1975–1998.

Displayed at Mumbai's Akara Modern, ‘Moments of Reflection’ offers us a glimpse into India during the 1960s, as well as the early practice of Raj Rewal.

Devi Seetharam unravels the complexities of gender, belonging, and femininity through her meticulous methodology of image making.

Stackable product design is rapidly evolving to meet the contemporary demands of practicality, spatial efficiency, and eco-friendliness. As urban living spaces shrink and environmental concerns grow, designers are focusing on modular components that allow for easy assembly and the use of lightweight, durable materials. These innovations not only cater to the aesthetic preferences of modern consumers but also address the functional needs of those living in compact environments.

Scandinavian product design is celebrated for its functionality, minimalist aesthetics, and natural beauty. At its core, this design philosophy emphasizes simplicity and the harmonious integration of form and function. The use of clean lines, uncluttered spaces, and neutral color palettes reflects a cultural appreciation for minimalism and practicality.