Vandana Kalra is an author at The Indian Express. She focuses on arts and entertainment, with a keen interest in topics such as art, crime, and notable figures like Banksy, as well as events like the Olympics in the context of India. Vandana's work has been featured in The Indian Express.
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By: Vandana Kalra
The world now is much more interconnected than it was when Indian modernists travelled to the West, returning with a transformed perspective on India. For the current generation of diasporic artists, their artistic lens is shaped by a profound urge for inward reflection
By: Vandana Kalra
Sunil Kant Munjal, founder patron, Serendipity Arts Festival, on the highlights of the multi-disciplinary event this year, how it has evolved since its first edition in 2016, and launching a cultural leadership fellowship
By: Vandana Kalra
Gulammohammed Sheikh on curating an exhibition of Bhupen Khakhar at Serendipity Arts Festival in Goa, their friendship and Khakhar's depiction of homosexual relationships
Undergoing restoration for over two months, it is one of the several heritage venues hosting the Serendipity Arts Festival (SAF) being held in Goa from December 15 to 22.
Taking place across 22 venues in Panaji, Goa, from December 15 to 22, here are some of the highlights of the Serendipity Arts Festival.
By: Vandana Kalra
An exhibition in Delhi has put sculptures in various mediums by 14 artists from across India on display
By: Vandana Kalra
The roots of interactive art go back to the early 20th Century when surrealist artists such as Salvador Dali and Joan Miro challenged conventional notions of art
If the Spanish gobble 12 grapes right when the clocks strikes midnight for the New Year, in Greece onions are hung on doors of homes to attract growth and ward off evil. Here is a look at five popular New Year traditions from around the world and their origins
Comprising works from the prestigious Pierre Argillet Collection, the exhibition 'Dali Comes to India' will feature over 200 original works by the renowned surrealist, including etchings, watercolors and tapestries.
According to a new study, prehistoric humans in the region comprising modern-day Palestine and Israel did not see the ritualistic purpose of painting on cave walls, unlike their European counterparts
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