At a time when India’s rural legacies risk being eclipsed by the noise of hypermodernity, the Kolkata Centre for Creativity (KCC) opened a window to the past, one that feels startlingly alive.
Winters are the hottest season of cultural activities in India, wherein traditional art forms take the lead. This year quite a few brilliant musicians' artistry left a deep impact.
The exhibition, “Textiles from Bengal: A Shared Legacy”, opened at the Kolkata Centre for Creativity recently, offering an in-depth journey into Bengal’s textile heritage.
A unique exhibition on Scenes from Santiniketan and Benodebehari’s hand scrolls was inaugurated in the city on Saturday.
