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Illustrations of William Shakespeare and Sebastian Bach

Bob's Banter

Heaven with Bach and Shakespeare!

23rd July 202223rd July 2022 Robert Clements art, heaven, Sebastian Bach, William Shakespeare

The music slowly stopped, but tears kept flowing, such the beauty of the rendition, such the power of the composer.

Cover Story

From paintbrush to touch screen: Digital art with Manoj Pal

21st May 202021st May 2020 Editorial Team art, digital art, paintings

The Teenager Today’s cover designer and layout artist for the last four decades, Manoj Pal is a painter who regularly displays his works in the art galleries of various cities in the country.

D.Y.K.

Blaschka Glass Models of Plants

30th January 202012th February 2021 Caroline C. D'Souza art, flowers, museums, plants

The Ware Collection of Blaschka Glass Models of Plants is a collection of realistic glass botanical models at the Harvard Museum of Natural History.

A still from the play Voices in the Dark at SAPP

Features

The humanities drive communities: SAPP tells us how

5th December 20195th December 2019 Dr Omkar Bhatkar art, literature, performing arts, philosophy, SAPP, St Andrew's College

SAPP is a space where academicians, students, culture enthusiasts, artistes and community members work in a collaborative environment to create rich, engaged learning and teaching experiences in the fields of Art, Literature and Performing Arts.

D.Y.K.

Temari: Chinese needle art

2nd November 201612th February 2021 Caroline C. D'Souza art, china, design

Temari is a Chinese needle art that was introduced to Japan in the 7th century. “Te” means hand and “mari” means ball, so the term means “embroidering the surface of a ball”.

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