Art historian Laurence des Cars, who specialises in 19th and early 20th-century art, and is a driving force behind the restitution of art looted by the...
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22nd Nov 2024 | Updated at 04:25am 22nd Nov 2024
The magical Darbar Festival returns to London
Darbar Festival, one of world's largest festival of Indian classical music, outside India, returned to the Barbican centre in London from 24-27 October, with a magical mix of emerging and young talent with master performers making their UK debuts.
Pioneering wildlife storytelling through the lens
Aishwarya Sridhar is a wildlife photographer, presenter, and documentary filmmaker. She is the youngest recipient of the Sanctuary Asia Young Naturalist Award and the International Camera Fair and won the Princess Diana Award in 2019. In 2020,...
According to an online report, following the new quarantine regulations put into place by the French government as the country seeks to successfully exit...
Natya Rasa, an online webinar that highlighted the ancient 2000-year Indian theatre art form of Koodiyattam was organised recently by Sanskruti Centre...
Tanika Gupta’s father, a patron of Shantiniketan, came to Britain in the early 60s. “When I was young, my father used to tell me, when you grow up, you’re...
‘Cooking with Love, Care and Fun’ by Rotarian Saumen Ray was first published in Great Britain and India. This one of its kind books is tastefully designed...
Artist Laura Nevill has said that David Hockney’s much-talked-about Piccadilly Circus creation was a “missed opportunity” to showcase emerging local talent.
West End stars from Bend it Like Beckham, Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, & Juliet, Aladdin and Prince of Egypt have come together to raise awareness...
Members in leadership positions at Leicester’s Little Theatre have said that they have about £900,000 for plans to revamp Granby Street will put audience...
Hundreds of creative industry professionals came together in a two-day virtual event in the North of England. The Creative Leaders Festival 2021, was organised by GC Business Growth Hub on behalf of The Growth Company, from May 25 to 26.
In an open letter, leaders from the arts sector have told the government that if the proposed 50% cuts to arts subjects at universities go ahead, the country’s position as a cultural leader will be at risk.
