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Iconic books reprised on stage can cast a magic spell – here are some bucket-list theatricals that were books first.

Discover colourful chronicles of Kanjivaram & Banarasi Weaves, Dank Polki Jewellery, Mysore Rosewood Inlay, and Bronze Casting at the newest SWADESH pavilions

Through the confluence of classical and contemporary art, NMACC’s latest exhibit — ‘Bhakti: The Art of Krishna’ — captures the enduring appeal of artistic interpretations and their evolution over time, with a deep reverence for Krishna at its core.

Step into a magical world of fun, learning, and creativity with the annual festival that invites kids and adults to cherish the joys of childhood!

Discover the rare and wonderful stories woven into the legacies of Gond art, Baluchari saree, Ajrakh, Longpi pottery and other art forms showcasing at SWADESH by Reliance Foundation

~ Rooted in the social landscape of the 1960s, Pop Art was a boy’s club – until the world started noticing the brilliant women who shaped the movement ~

~With the West End classic wrapping up its blockbuster debut run in India, leading couple Sara Poyzer and Richard Standing share glimpses of an unforgettable journey ~

~As the artist extraordinaire’s timeless works are showcased in Mumbai for the first time, deep dive into the journey of the man who changed art forever~

~ With Pop Art having a hot moment globally, Mumbai is right on time in hosting its first comprehensive exhibit in the genre, featuring 12 iconic artists including Andy Warhol ~

A pool full of bananas, a refrigerator that opens into a graveyard and a maze of hyperreal imagery — dive deeper into the topsy-turvy world of TOILETPAPER’s first-ever exhibit in India through a tête-à-tête with its curators.

If a machine can learn, can it dream? Can it hallucinate? The pioneering digital artist talks about creating Mumbai Dreams for the Jio World Centre, and shares his hopes for the future of AI

Designer duo Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla talk about their key pieces featured in ‘India in Fashion’, and how they’ve shaped the lexicon of design in the country

How one of India’s leading couturiers created a design language of his own

As the veteran designer traces her career spanning over five decades, she explains why her aesthetic and the country’s crafts will always be inextricably linked

Designer Yves Saint Laurent’s love for India went beyond the allure of exoticism to create scintillating fashion and empowering silhouettes for women

Designer Anamika Khanna talks about her experiments with design, creating fashion without fear and not taking herself for granted

The Tony Award-winning lighting designer of The Lion King fame sheds light on how theatrical lighting can impact storytelling and his work on Civilization to Nation

From showstopper pieces to cult-favourite Bollywood looks, the exhibit serves as a must-visit for fashion and art enthusiasts

The New York-based set designer of Dickinson/Pretty Little Liars fame takes us through his process and detailing for Feroz Abbas Khan’s grand spectacle

Vaibhavi Merchant, Mayuri Upadhya, Samir and Arsh Tanna reveal what went into staging the elaborate dances for the grand spectacle

Fresh off his 20th showcase in Paris, designer Rahul Mishra reflects on how his innate curiosity is correlated to almost every aspect of his work

The Buddhist nun and singer will join a team of over 350 performers in ‘Civilization to Nation’, Feroz Abbas Khan’s effort to present a dramatic showcase of the spirit of India

From the drape of a sari to the exquisite handwork of artisans, we trace the history between the country and the couture house

With ‘Sangam/Confluence’—a group exhibit curated by Ranjit Hoskote and Jeffrey Deitch—set to unveil at the Art House in Mumbai this April, we set out to find an answer to that all-intriguing question

The Olivier and Tony Award-winning sound designer on the practical and creative aspects of “the most difficult job in theatre”, and the sound technology of The Grand Theatre

Titled ‘Sangam/Confluence’, the inaugural exhibition promises to be a true marriage of material and culture by leading Indian and international artists

The filmmaker and theatre director on the making of his grand musical production ‘The Great Indian Musical: Civilization to Nation:’

From works by Yayoi Kusama to Jitish Kallat to those by one of India’s best-known Pichwai artists, the public art on view at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre offers a staggering range

Beyond the state-of-the-art facilities and its crystal-studded ceiling, it’s the ability to cater to all kinds of audiences that makes The Grand Theatre the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre’s pièce de résistance