Category: Kochi
Biennale: Mrinalini Mukherjee’s Expressions of Nature, Divine and Feminine Forms
KOCHI: Mrinalini Mukherjee’s watercolours, etchings and sculptures, on view at downtown Durbar Hall, represent a.
Students’ Biennale: ‘Mud Mapping Memories’ is an Abstract Display of Nature’s Fury
KOCHI: Their educational campus on the banks of Kerala’s longest river was in one of.
Braille Texts Add to Inclusivity of Biennale, Workshops to Invigorate the Spirit
KOCHI: Into its final fortnight, the fourth edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale (KMB) has acquired.
S. African Zanele Muholi Essays What it Means to be Black, Lesbian and a Woman
KOCHI: In 2006, South African artist Zanele Muholi began a photographic series as an attempt.
Linking ‘Thought’ and ‘Matter’, Raju Sutar’s Biennale Collateral
KOCHI: What is the connection between ‘thought’ and ‘matter’? And what lies beyond them? Artist.
Students’ Biennale Conference to Explore Adaptable Trends in Global Art Education
KOCHI: The Kochi Biennale Foundation (KBF) is convening a two-day international meet next week to.
Bangladeshi Marzia Farhana’s Biennale Work Talks About Ecological Catastrophe
KOCHI: Marzia Farhana comes from a riverine country that is no stranger to floods; so.
Priya Ravish Mehra’s Biennale Works put Spotlight on Traditional Darning
KOCHI: Priya Ravish Mehra’s participation at the Kochi-Muziris Biennale unravels a rare technique of woven.
In Madhvi Parekh’s Biennale Works, Tradition and Modernity Intersect
KOCHI: Imbued with a child-like creativity, Madhvi Parekh’s paintings and sculptures at the Kochi-Muziris Biennale.
Chittaprosad’s Stark Images of Bengal Famine Find Context at Kochi Biennale
KOCHI: Chittaprosad Bhattacharya was in his twenties when he experienced the Bengal famine first-hand as.