American-Indian artist Waswo X Waswo is playful, ironic and profound by turns. Kishore Singh on his partnership with skilled miniaturist R Vijay
The Sky is Pink tries to tell a tragic story with humour and good cheer but ends up overwrought and unconvincing, says Ritwik Sharma
A digital museum invokes art and heritage to induce behavioural change around water
The World Cup finals and the Third-place match both remain dead-locked, with tiebreaks to come
An immersive show about the Marvel Avengers is fun for children but rarely gets the adrenaline going
A dedicated jazz club is just what Kolkata needed to get things going
SDU Reserva Syrah 2015, adjudged the Best Indian Red at the 2017 India Wine Challenge, is aromatic and full-bodied with soft tannins and a good finish
The poet embraces his nomadic self in other poems
Award-winning British filmmaker Asif Kapadia talks to Dhruv Munjal about Diego Maradona
There should be a name for this - the fear of losing one's bags on a flight
Zeenath Zahara's second piece, 'College girls and our glamour boys!', stung men in particular
It is best to be guided by galleries rather than dealers willing to offer discounts - often at your cost
His complaint offers lessons on how to make a point
Two iconic venues will shut shop by next week. Another 100-odd are at risk
The newest member of the Bose family is an ergonomically superior speaker that adds a rich bass to the signature Bose sound
Rahul Jacob visits Sri Lanka once more. Why he can't get enough of the warmly welcoming country
Phoenix is brilliant as Joker, radiating pure mania and a mocking evilness as he transforms from a meek loser to a character almost amazed by the power of his random villainy
The narrator of this 'novel' is transparently a fictional avatar of Candace Bushnell herself
Book review of Joanne Taylor's 'The Churches Of India'
Patricia Gucci stayed away from luxury for more than 20 years. But now she has a high-end luggage label