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Oscars 2012
Nostalgia and Nielsen at the Oscars Columns Posted: Fri, Feb 24 2012. 9:19 PM IST Meryl Streep is going to win, of course, for The Iron Lady. Then again, giving Streep an Oscar is like awarding Albert Einstein a Nobel; or … Continue reading
Flowers
Columns Posted: Thu, Feb 9 2012. 7:54 PM IST Earth laughs in flowers All over the world, people are moving towards handmade, handcrafted local objects—made to measure and customized right in front of your eyes The Good Life | Shoba … Continue reading
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Tagged bouquets, flower market, Flowers, garlands, indian flowers, jasmine, lilies, marigold, native flowers, Oriental, oriental lilies, rajnigandha, valentine s day, yellow marigolds
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About Jitish Kallat and Reena Saini Kallat
Columns Posted: Thu, Feb 2 2012. 7:45 PM IST Walking the art talk with the Kallats Jitish and Reena are charming and polite—to me and to each other. They don’t interrupt and listen intently to each other as they describe … Continue reading
India Art Fair 2012
Here is the piece in Mint Columns Posted: Fri, Jan 27 2012. 9:51 PM IST Why art needs to speak a simpler tongue The India Art Fair is in full swing; and Delhi feels like it is at the centre … Continue reading
War Horse
This one is for Dhruv & Noor for teaching me to love a horse; and for Idanth for providing me with the unforgettable image of a desert rider. Posted: Thu, Jan 19 2012. 7:49 PM IST The poetry of a … Continue reading
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Tagged Bangalore, deborah butterfield, ECE, emergence series, equestrian sports, equus ferus, george stubbs, horse painting, horse riding, rider, theatrical adaptation, War Horse
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Comedy Improv
This one goes in my Comedy folder As 2012 kicks in, it is time to think of resolutions to make and keep. Philosopher Robert Nozick called it “The Examined Life”. After examining mine, I came up with three goals: to … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Mint
Tagged Christopher Hitchens, Comedy, comedy improv, funny, George Costanza, hard liquor, high achievers, Improv, improvisational comedy group, robert nozick, sailor blush, Seinfeld, Tina Fey
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Profile of Sabyasachi
Sabyasachi, the revivalist businessman His style icons are strong, self-confident people who don’t need his clothes to enhance their identity The Good life | Shoba Narayan Clad in a khadi kurta-pyjama and Ferragamo flats, Sabyasachi Mukherjee, 37, is having lunch at … Continue reading
Posted in Fashion, Luxury, Mint, Profiles
Tagged Alexander McQueen, Audrey Hepburn, Chanel, Deepti Naval, Dries Van Noten, Ferragamo, Frida Kahlo, Gandhiji, Gulzar, Indian fashion, Indian style, ITC Sonar, Jackie Kennedy, Jawaharlal Nehru, Jhalmuri, John Galliano, Madonna, Mallika Sarabhai, Mira Nair, Mukherjee, Puchkas, Rani Mukherji, Rekha, Sabyasachi, saris, Sonal Mansingh, Sonia Gandhi, the dancer Shobana, Usha Uthup, Vidya Balan
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Bharatanatyam
Columns Posted: Fri, Dec 30 2011. 9:58 PM IST Chennai’s muse: the Bharatanatyam diva Tradition still holds sway over this coastal city that is now home to scorching Thai food and trendy tapas bars The Good Life | Shoba Narayan … Continue reading
BN Goswamy
My profile of Professor B. N. Goswamy in Mint Lounge this week. Here and pasted below. Culture Posted: Thu, Dec 15 2011. 8:08 PM IST Look at art intently, and with patience As someone who loves abstract and contemporary art, … Continue reading
Posted in Profiles, Mint, Art
Tagged Art, BN Goswamy, contemporary Indian art, Anju Dodiya, Nataraja, Ardhanari, ancient Indian art
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