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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...

Bill Murray photographer, live with Kashif on Indian Link Radio

The excitement began when Raheel released a simple photo he took of a young couple, which was photobombed by Hollywood celebrity Bill Murray

Part Aboriginal, part Kashmiri

Aboriginal art takes on new forms with some Kashmiri influence, writes MAMATA SALAKAPURAPU

The clicking conservationist

Wildlife warrior Udayan Rao Pawar wins Young Photographer of the Year (Wildlife Photographer of the Year), reports LENA PEACOCK

The portrait of life

An Australian artist in Kochi captures the essence of living through a medley of human subjects, reports JYOTI SHANKAR

You have stolen my Shiva

Art dealer Subhash Kapoor is taken to court for illegally selling the NGA a 900-year-old bronze Indian statue, reports LENA PEACOCK

Temple sculptures

The 12th century Halebidu temple is a photographer’s delight with it intricate and beautiful sculptures, recounts PRAKESH SUBBARAO

Beauty rich and rare

A budding Indian filmmaker captures facets of Australia’s unique beauty. DIPANJALI RAO reports

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