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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...

Crafting Connections: Indian links at Perth’s IOTA24

Undulating paper patterns in red and white sit enticingly across the ceiling in Indian artist Ankon Mitra’s artwork at Perth’s Freemantle Arts Centre. They...

India’s oral literature is dying

Indian languages are losing their oral literature, and globalisation is not to be blamed

India's oral literature is dying

Indian languages are losing their oral literature, and globalisation is not to be blamed

Nurturing intercultural dialogue through art

Artists from India and Australia collaborate in a groundbreaking art exhibition, writes PURNIMA RUANGLERTBUTR

Divine incarnation

For this year’s Archibald Prize, artist Kate Beynon painted Sangeeta Sandrasegar as a contemporary embodiment of the goddess Durga, writes SARONI ROY

A million bucks for an elephant!

Artist Bharti Kher's sculpture gets just under a million pounds at Sotheby's

All dolled up and ready to canter

Indian artist Ajay Sharma rides his majestic steed into Sydney’s art scene, writes RAJNI ANAND LUTHRA

Kangaroos in Kashmir colours

Vijay Koul’s pic bounces into first place at the Canberra Times Autumn Photography Comp, by DHANYA SAMUEL

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