BOOKS & ART

This May in Delhi, something intimate and quietly radical will unfold inside a gallery basement in Defence Colony. No protest slogans. No...

Some books arrive in your life like answers. Like a voice you didn’t know you were waiting to hear. The Vertical Path by Tamanna C., published by Zorba Books is one of those rare books. Out of all the books I’ve received for the book review last week, The Vertical Path by Tamanna C. quietly pulled me in. It’s because I’ve always been drawn to anything rooted in spirituality, and this is just the right book at the right time. Either way, this was the first book in years, if no

Published by Srishti Publishers, one of India’s most promising and independent publishing houses known for publishing some of the best-selling authors of India, this debut thriller, The Final Experiment by Yogesh SY, sits comfortably in the company of novels that aim to both entertain and unsettle. Srishti has consistently published voices that break the formula: raw, unfiltered, and not trying too hard to be 'literary,' but ending up that way anyway. And this book is no diff

In an age where emotional intelligence has become a buzzword, and the demand for stoic calmness is worn like a badge of honor, Patrick King’s Control Your Emotions arrives with quiet power. It doesn’t shout over your anxiety or shame your sadness. It doesn’t offer a morning routine to "hack" your mind. It offers something far rarer—a mirror. It asks you to look at what you’ve been conditioned to suppress, ignore, or mislabel. And then, with uncommon clarity, it teaches you to

Some books you read and move on. And then there are some that wrap themselves around your heart forever. Romancing with Life by Dev...

Love It Was Never Meant For Me by Kulbhushan Chaudhary, or KK, is one of those books that hits you right in the feels, but not always in...

Some books stay with you because they say something new. But this one—Siddhartha—stays with you because it reminds you of something you already knew but had maybe forgotten. It’s understated and avoids handing out lessons or making you underline quotes to sound wise later. It’s like a friend who doesn’t speak much, but when they do, it changes how you see things. I wrapped up Siddhartha last week, and even now, its essence lingers with me. At the same time, I've been reading

Letting go isn’t as easy as it sounds. It’s not something that happens just because we tell ourselves to “move on” or “stop...

In the hushed corridors of Bikaner House, where colonial grace meets contemporary sensibility, Phaneendra Nath Chaturvedi’s Metamorphosis...

How the Lexicon Art Gallery is spotlighting a powerful shift in contemporary art practice Contemporary Indian art is in the midst of a...

There’s a quiet revolution happening in the Indian art world—one that whispers rather than shouts, inviting curiosity over exclusivity....

In the heart of New Delhi’s vibrant Hauz Khas village, Black Cube Gallery presents Kindred Dichotomies —a powerful exhibition that brings...

Art has an incredible ability to speak to the soul, and this April, Method Art Space, Kala Ghoda , transforms into a haven of creativity...

On the evening of March 8, 2025, literature enthusiasts gathered at Kunzum Books, South Delhi, to witness the highly anticipated book launch

Chinar: Through Time, Through Seasons, Through the Lens – A Visual Ode to Kashmir

You're Growing on Me – A Solo Exhibition by Dutch Royal Painting Prize Winner Shivangi Kalra

Step into the World of Raja Ravi Varma: An Immersive Multisensory Experience

Gallery G Presents: The Masters & The Modern: South Edition – A Landmark Exhibition Showcasing South Indian Art

AI-Generated Art: A Creative Revolution or the End of Human Artists?

Celebrating the Modernists of Indian Art: Thapar Gallery's Grand Inaugural Exhibition