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India Art Review is a dedicated digital journal of art and culture, based in Chennai and with representatives in Kerala, Delhi, UAE, Canada and USA.

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13/09/2025

The performance moved seamlessly into the much-loved Mohanam varnam “Ninnukori,” a staple of the music classroom but rarely heard on the concert platform. Rama Varma not only sang it in three speeds, including a playful tisra variation, but also offered the backstory of its composer Poochi Srinivasa Iyengar, whose nickname, meaning “insect” in Tamil, came from his swara flights reminiscent of a buzzing insect

Prince Rama Varma’s recent concert at Tripunithura combined popular and rare kritis with humour and lively audience interaction.

10/09/2025

To write about one’s own life—especially a life shaped by hardship, struggle, art, and relentless questioning—is never an easy undertaking.Dr. Sajitha Madathil’s memoir Vellivelichavum Veyilnalangalum retraces a journey through grief, activism, and art.

Sajitha Madathil’s memoir Vellivelichavum Veyilnalangalum retraces a journey through grief, activism, and art.

08/09/2025

Power packed performances in Bharatholsavam by George Paul

Bharatholsavam in Thrissur returned with a vibrant showcase of Carnatic music and classical dance. P

07/09/2025

David Shulman writes on Nepathya Kutiyattam Festival. 'For me and my colleagues and especially our students, who have been coming to Muzhikkulam every year for the last 17 years, each complete Kutiyattam performance is a life-changing event. A night without three or four or seven hours of Kutiyattam no longer counts as a night.'

How Nepathya’s Kutiyattam troupe revived the full Mattavilasam and rare acts of Pratimanatakam

30/08/2025

A poetic steel installation in Kerala that transforms love into a visual, intellectual, and infinite experience

Unni Pulikkal’s Eleven Love Installation at the Art Museum of Love, Kerala, redefines the idea of love

01/08/2025

July 31st has been officially declared as World Kutiyattam Day, paying tribute to the revolutionary contributions of Painkulam Rama Chakyar

27/07/2025

A heartfelt tribute to Ratan Thiyam, visionary theatre director and founder of the Chorus Repertory Theatre, who redefined Indian theatre through his indigenous, ritual-infused aesthetic. From Chakravyuha to Uttar Priyadarshi, his works bridged myth and modernity, embodying protest, rootedness, and spiritual depth.

From Chakravyuha to Uttar Priyadarshi, Ratan Thiyam's works bridged myth and modernity, embodying protest, rootedness, and spiritual depth.

18/07/2025

A landmark celebration of rhythm, ritual, and resilience, the Kerala Sangeetha Nataka Akademi’s National Rhythm Festival brought together India’s diverse percussion traditions under one resonant roof.

The National Rhythm Festival presented India’s percussion legacy—featuring classical, folk and tribal rhythms by artistes from across the country.

11/07/2025

On July 12–13, the Kalikotta Palace in Tripunithura will resonate with the rhythm and grandeur of Kathakali—not in its conventional masculine register, but in a voice that has been steadily asserting itself for fifty years. Tripunithura Vanitha Kathakali Sangham, the country’s first all-women Kathakali troupe, is celebrating its golden jubilee, with a two- day programme, Suvarna Sushamam, marking a remarkable journey of quiet revolution and artistic commitment.

Tripunithura Vanitha Kathakali Sangham, India's first women-only Kathakali troupe, celebrates its golden jubilee with a cultural festival.

07/07/2025

A nuanced journey through Delhi P Sunder Rajan’s recent chamber concerts in Kerala. Viswanath Kaladharan's review.

A nuanced journey through Delhi P Sunder Rajan’s recent chamber concerts in Kerala where violin and voice converge in quiet brilliance

21/06/2025

On World Music Day, violinist TKV Ramanujacharlu reflects on the Gayaki style in Carnatic violin, where strings echo the soul and subtlety of the human voice.

On World Music Day, we celebrate the Gayaki style in Carnatic violin — where strings don't just play, they sing with the soul of a voice.

19/06/2025

Guru G. Venu’s bold production of Mricchakatikam explores new thematic grounds while staying rooted in the traditional Kutiyattam idiom.

What make Mricchakatikam different from other Kutiyattam plays are the theme and the characters.

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