Tag: Anita Dube
Iconic Biennale artist Krishnakumar was a Naughty Child With Principles
KOCHI: Far from being celebratory, Christmas is when memories about his brother revisit K P.
Focus on Female Power gives Biennale Stronger Angle: Minister Thomas Isaac
KOCHI: The Kochi-Muziris Biennale is a statement underlining female power, which is of topical significance.
A Slice of Kashmir Mirrors the Valley’s Travails at Kochi-Muziris Biennale
KOCHI: More than 3,500 km south of Kashmir where it erupted three decades ago, the.
Urban Folk Try Shape Objects with Clay at Biennale Pottery Workshop
KOCHI: Aadira Srinivasan cups her hands and fondly feels the wet clay gain the shape.
Old-Age Home Inmates take a Break from Gloom, visit Biennale
KOCHI: From the gloomy interiors of the old-age home, they arrived at the bright environs.
Art Room for Children Opens at Biennale Venue to Nurture Young Talents
KOCHI: The Kochi Biennale Foundation invoked the spirit of prodigious Kerala artist Edmund Thomas Clint.
Art Museums Must Set Eyes on the Future: Chris Dercon at Kochi Biennale
KOCHI: Art museums need to be futuristic in their vision and must rethink about generating.
Biennale Radio Project Brings Art Closer to Listeners Through Conversations
KOCHI: If people-to-people interaction is key to the ongoing Kochi-Muziris Biennale, then Safina adds to.
Sexism and Patriarchy keep Guerilla Girls behind Gorilla Masks
KOCHI: Two years ago, Guerilla Girls sent a questionnaire to 383 art museums across Europe.
Sue Williamson Presents Colonial History of Both Cape Town and Kochi
KOCHI: Septuagenarian Sue Williamson travelled all the way from South Africa to India to display.