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The film, ‘I’m Not the River Jhelum’, was shot in 2019, often secretly, in disturbed areas of Pulwama and Srinagar with the help of locals.

The report highlights the anticipation and apprehension surrounding the upcoming Supreme Court hearing on the constitutional validity of the abrogation of Article 370 and Article 35A in Jammu and Kashmir. The article, which was read down by a Presidential decree in 2019, led to the filing of multiple petitions challenging its legality. The government defended the move, citing improved law and order and development in the region. The hearing, scheduled to begin on August 2, has sparked debates ab...

The multi-art festival brings together diverse minds, who talk about not just their own processes but contemporary situations that guide their body of work.

Prabhash Chandra’s award-winning feature film explores fear and disquiet in the Valley.

Popular art blog artamour celebrates its first anniversary with the opening of An Imaginal Affair, an eclectic exhibition of contemporary art featuring 40+ well-known artists from India and abroad. Curated by Aakshat Sinha and Ranjan Kaul who ...

Popular art blog artamour celebrates its first anniversary with the opening of 'An Imaginal Affair', an eclectic exhibition of contemporary art featuring 40+ well-known artists from India and abroad.

Office for Contemporary Art Norway opens large-scale group exhibition at Kunstnernes Hus Actions of Art and Solidarity, installation view. Photo: Vegard Kleven. Courtesy of Kunstnernes Hus/OCA. OSLO .- Solidarity has re-entered the global zeitgeist with resounding force in the last decade. It has driven new thinking focused on countering systemic failures and outright abuses related to climate, economy, surveillance, health, gender and race amongst other issues. Actions of Art and Solidarity co...

‘Cups of Nun Chai’: Tea and conversation as part of a memorial for those killed in Kashmir in 2010 ‘Each conversation drew on the specific individual, and on their specific location, tracing connections with Kashmir.’ Alana Hunt Julia and I spent a long time talking of the idiosyncratic ways different families prepare nun chai. Some people make nun chai creamy, with extra milk and butter. Others prefer less salt. Some people simmer it with phull, the Kashmiri word for bi-carb soda. ...