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For 20 years, a Boston theater company has been opening a window into Indian culture - Vimarsana News

For 20 years, a Boston theater company has been opening a window into Indian culture

Over the course of two decades and 30 productions, SETU has been bringing the stories of India — traditional, contemporary, and experimental — to English-speaking audiences.

The Mahabharata as seen through the eyes of Mewar's Allah Baksh - Vimarsana News

The Mahabharata as seen through the eyes of Mewar's Allah Baksh

Among the multiple regional and cultural expressions of the Mahabharata, the one from the Mewar School stands stands out for a galaxy of reasons.Meticulously put together by Alok Bhalla and Chandra Prakash Deval, and published by Niyogi Books, ...

'The Mahabharata: Mewari Miniature Paintings' by Alok Bhalla and Chandra Prakash Deval launched in Delhi - Vimarsana News

'The Mahabharata: Mewari Miniature Paintings' by Alok Bhalla and Chandra Prakash Deval launched in Delhi

The book launch of 'The Mahabharata: Mewari Miniature Paintings (1680–1698)' by Allah Baksh took place in New Delhi. Curated by Alok Bhalla and Chandr

Allah Baksh: Mahabharata's unseen art: Rediscovering Maharana Jai Singh's court painter Allah Baksh's never-before-published miniature masterpieces - Vimarsana News

Allah Baksh: Mahabharata's unseen art: Rediscovering Maharana Jai Singh's court painter Allah Baksh's never-before-published miniature masterpieces

A four-volume set of books titled 'The Mahabharata: Mewari Miniature Paintings (1680-1698) by Allah Baksh' showcases nearly 2,000 never-before-published miniature artworks of the Mahabharata. The paintings, commissioned by Maharana Jai Singh and painted by court painter Allah Baksh, follow almost every story in every chapter of the Mahabharata.