Chitralekha got off to an impressive start when the then Governor Bhagawan Sahay inaugurated the Film Society on July 5, 1965 ...

Three filmmakers dive into the battles that both united and divided the women’s liberation movement of the 1970s, as ...

A member of the German collective Zero Group, he hammered thousands of nails — into columns, chairs, canvases — expressing ...

With the Chief Minister's Grassroots Music Programme comes not only income, but a shift in the posture of musicians in ...

With the Chief Minister's Grassroots Music Programme comes not only income, but a shift in the posture of musicians in ...

A new book explores how painters, sculptors and writers, especially women and people of color, used their craft to advocate ...

June has come and gone, and with it, one of the busiest times of year for drag and burlesque performers. Between Pride events ...

This Sunday, July 6, 80’s Revolution is making their debut in the Summer Concert Series at the Floating Stage, performing ...

Lenin and Trotsky have long been dead, but their efforts to erase history through revolutions live on. Today, the erasure is ...

Jennifer Findley, art advisor and founder of the JFiN Collective, explores how a new generation of collectors—many of them ...

This year’s notables include a Superman slate (all the living movie and TV Supermen, minus the newest one); a “Twilight” fan ...

For younger female viewers of “Dear Ms.: A Revolution in Print,” such moments—and there are plenty—may be jaw-dropping. Older women will just smile. Maybe.