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The female gaze

Some like Anjolie Ela Menon question slotting artists into male and female

Rockefellers' India connect

Even though several artists had availed of the Rockefeller Fund, information about it appeared scant

Florence Nightingale in distress

My wife makes sure to not visit the recently diagnosed, or cured, to avoid their tales of misery

Distortions and torture

Art historian Yashodhara Dalmia has done pioneering research on Indian artists and collectives

Appearances can, indeed, be deceptive

India's wealthy like to be seen entertaining - and being entertained - in affluent places

Celebrating a Swiss master

Giacometti's work deserves attention for more than just its value

Fawning over spa parties

What's rejuvenation therapy or two without flagon of wheatgerm juice, or kale-and-papaya smoothies?

The most difficult part of a holiday

In a family of working professionals, reconciling holiday schedule is the difficult part of vacation

All in the family

If my children have doubts about matrimony, the reason might well lie in the family

Many shades of intolerance

Those with fairer skins are the first pick of companies

A one-way regime of restraint

In Chennai, the kiosks for issuing boarding passes were tucked discreetly away

Kishore Singh: The lost 'old' treasures

Are there any secret, or undiscovered, collections of the kind in Iran, in India?

Kishore Singh: Ever ready to advise the ill

The author is talking about the health issues

Kishore Singh: 'We're out of cash.' End of story

Newspaper delivery boy: 'What, you don't have Paytm yet?'

Kishore Singh: A date with art in 2017

Here are some pick-me-ups one can expect from 2017

Kishore Singh: Getaway to a romantic past

I found myself amidst the city's dazzling glitterati headed for that evening's celebrations

Kishore Singh: Want to flee Delhi? Don't go to Goa

In Goa, you are defined as much by the village that makes up your address as by the neighbours who keep you company

Kishore Singh: Finding new ground in Goa

The Serendipity Arts Festival has just kicked off, so it's early to tell how it will be received, but of enthusiasm there is no lack

Kishore Singh: The Indian export the US needs

Donald Trump's penthouse a couple of blocks away from the office has been a source of worry for my colleagues in New York

Kishore Singh: Staunchly 'Indian'

When V Ramesh returns next month with an exhibition in New Delhi, the question that comes to mind is how to read his recent works