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Category Archives: Arts/Fashion
Kochi Biennale
How I wish I were in Kochi now! All for art and art for all: Kochi Kerala get its first biennale After months of excitement and controversy, the Kochi-Muziris Biennale will open tomorrow in Kochi, Kerala. Named after an ancient … Continue reading
Dance for The National
Dance is important for audiences to experience healing, says Akram Khan Shoba Narayan Sep 17, 2012 Creating a dance performance for the Olympics was “humbling and challenging because I had to touch people – you can’t do that with … Continue reading
Posted in Arts/Fashion, The National
Tagged Akram Khan, Desh, Gnosis, Juliette Binoche, kathak, Mahabharata, Sadler's Well, The Park hotel, The Park's New Festival
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ArcelorMittal Orbit
The sprinter and the marathon man The ‘ArcelorMittal Orbit’ is a flight of fancy that arose from a fit of bravado – a product of using time and circumstance wisely The Good Life | Shoba Narayan Posted: Fri, Jul 20 … Continue reading
Sudarshan Shetty Profile
About Sudarshan Shetty for The National. Mumbai-based artist Sudarshan Shetty demonstrates his sense of play Shoba Narayan Mar 27, 2012 Standing outside the gleaming tower of the Maker Maxity building in suburban Mumbai is a fire-engine-red double-decker bus of the … Continue reading
Sacred Music
Hindu Festival of Sacred Music starts this weekend Shoba Narayan Feb 29, 2012 South Indian or Carnatic music has a hoary history that dates back to the Vedas, ancient Sanskrit works that form the foundation of the Hindu religion. This … Continue reading
Posted in Arts/Fashion, Music
Tagged carnatic music, festival, India, sacred music, Thyagaraja
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Fashion Story: Grasshopper
Altered notions: recycling last year’s fashions Shoba Narayan (Writer) Mar 22, 2010 next previous It is a problem that afflicts every fashion designer: what to do with last season’s clothes that didn’t sell? In India, unlike the US or Europe, … Continue reading
Posted in Arts/Fashion, Fashion, The National
Tagged Anshu, Atul Johri, Bangalore, Grasshopper, Hidden Harmony, Jason, Jason Cherian, Joe Ikareth, Savio Jon, Sonali Sattar, TransForm
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MF Hussain
India shamed as its greatest painter is driven abroad Shoba Narayan (Writer) Mar 10, 2010 India’s treasured painter Maqbool Fida Hussain officially handed over his Indian passport and became a Qatari citizen yesterday. He is never returning home and Indians should … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Arts/Fashion, The National
Tagged dance sequences, hindu fundamentalists, hindu woman, indian passport, mf hussain, religious radicals
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Sabyasachi Mukherjee
I spent two days hanging around Sabysachi. He’s an interesting man. Here is a story about him that appeared in The National. Also pasted below. The sari warrior Shoba Narayan Nov 26, 2011 The fashion designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee is sitting … Continue reading
Posted in Arts/Fashion, Luxury, Profiles
Tagged Calcutta, Hermes, Kallol Dutta, Kanjivaram, Kolkata, Sabyasachi, Sari, Save the Sari, Weaves
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Indian Textiles for The National
I am in love with Indian fabrics, particularly cotton. Here is a piece on them Traditional Indian textiles get a turn on the fashion stage Shoba Narayan Nov 13, 2011 A group of Japanese tourists descend on Weaver’s Studio, … Continue reading
Posted in Arts/Fashion, Fashion, The National
Tagged anokhi, Bangalore, brigitte singh, cinnamon, faith singh, gandhi, housego, judy frater, kalaraksha, khadi, malkha, rehwa, richard holkar, sally holkar, uzramma, weaver's studio
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Anupam Poddar Profile
This is a profile of Indian art collector, Anupam Poddar, who has one of the best collections of Indian Contemporary Art. As the piece suggests, it could well become an Asian art collection in the near future. Here is the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Arts/Fashion, Mint, Profiles, The National
Tagged Anita Dube, Anupam Poddar, Asian Art, Bharti Kher, burqa, Indian Contemporary Art, installations, Jitesh Kallat, Kiran Nadar, Lekha, Mithu Sen, Priya Paul, Rajshree Pathy, Subodh Gupta
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