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Kirthana Selvaraj’s giant Matildas tribute unveiled

In a striking fusion of art and sport, Indian-Australian artist Kirthana Selvaraj has created a painting that captures the power and spirit of the Matildas...

Small hands, big picture: The making of Hunters Hill Public School’s mural

"But that doesn’t look like any tree I have ever seen! Are you a real artist?” asked a Year 1 student, arms crossed, looking at...

Free as a bird: Artist Priya Gore

In Aboriginal Australian culture, black cockatoos symbolise change, freedom and renewal. Similarly, in Priya Gore’s painting ‘I Am’, this bird represents empowerment, reflection, and...

The God of small things

Jaipur miniaturist Ajay Sharma returns to Sydney for his second exhibition. RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA reports

Fashion and identity in India

RMIT hosts two different exhibitions on India this month, writes PURNIMA RUANGLERTBUTR

Matters of the H’art

For Sydney artist Nafisa Naomi, travel, animal conservation and the human condition all have a place in her work, writes JYOTI SHANKAR

Innate strengths

Instinctive artist Pinky Bhatt's new show is a tribute to womanhood, writes RAKA SARKHEL

R.K. Laxman: The Uncommon Man passes into history

QUAID NAJMI remembers the life of legendary cartoonist R.K. Laxman

The search for identity

Two moving exhibitions deal with the quest for identity in the modern world of perforated boundaries and blended relationships, writes USHA R. ARVIND

Your own piece of Bollywood

An interactive art installation gives everyone a chance to be a star with Bollywood’s brightest, writes PRIYANKA TATER

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Kirthana Selvaraj’s giant Matildas tribute unveiled

Small hands, big picture: The making of Hunters Hill Public School’s mural

Free as a bird: Artist Priya Gore

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