Category: Kochi
Sounds Around too Decide Calligraphy Strokes & Tenor: Master at Biennale
KOCHI: Even to those reasonably familiar with calligraphy, it came as refreshing thought when the.
Students’ Biennale: A Look at Pineapple Farm and Thorns of Nature’s Fury
KOCHI: Ahalya Raj chose to use to depict the violence humans inflict upon nature, because.
Probir Gupta’s Biennale Work Mirrors Skewed Society, Extremist Ideologies
KOCHI: Probir Gupta’s art conveys ideas around people, politics, discrimination and marginalisation. His mediums too.
Biennale Artists’ Cinema: Bina Paul’s ‘Women Films’ Package to Screen 14 Films
KOCHI: Kochi-Muziris Biennale will reel out 14 movies over five evenings from Friday, saluting the.
Biennale Workshop Teaches Kids the Secrets of Life Drawing
KOCHI: Interested in life drawing, but don’t yet have the skills? The Kochi Biennale Foundation.
Kenyan Cyrus Kabiru’s Biennale Work Talks About Refashioning Electronic Waste
KOCHI: Cyrus Kabiru works with electronic waste and refashions them into elaborate eyeglasses. The Kenyan.
Biennale Art Room: Little Master Anujaat Reveals Nature’s Beauty
KOCHI: All of 13 years, Anujaat Sindhu Vinaylal inspired fellow children to look at the.
At Biennale, Photographer Vicky Roy Shows the Bleak Reality of Life
KOCHI: Born in a small village of eastern India, Vicky Roy went on to become.
Students’ Biennale Artists Show how Hereditary Work goes into Thought, Practice
KOCHI: The environment in which one grows can wield a strong influence in the subsequent.
Indonesian Heri Dono’s Biennale Work Dismantles Clichéd Ideas of East and West
KOCHI: Heri Dono is known for his spectacular installations that combine popular the folk art.