Saturday 24 November 2012

HomeNewsOpinionSportBusinessArtsLife & StyleS & TEducationHealthJobsClassifiedsToday's PaperTopics ARTBOOKSCINEMACRAFTSDANCEHISTORY & CULTUREMAGAZINEMUSICTELEVISIONTHEATRE ARTS TOP STORIES TALKING MOVIES A love for literary cinema It is deeply satisfying when a complex film engages the viewer on multiple levels and offers takeaways, both emotional and intellectual. » 1 comment Rooted in a glorious past Excerpts from House Full: The Golden Age of Hindi Cinema, edited by Ziya us Salam. » Art and the senses A relic is not merely a physical remnant of a bygone past, it can be a symbolic icon seen throughout history, as relevant today as it was centuries ago. This is the outlook of K. Lal, artist and l... » Ads by Google MAGAZINE Trash driving Can the IPL format be used to keep our cities clean? It certainly seems so, after witnessing a government-sponsored sporting event that generated public enthusiasm for a most unlikely cause. » 1 comment Birdie watching To see golf on TV, with air-conditioning and chilled beer, or get out in the sultry heat and follow golfers on foot. Mukund Padmanabhan opts for the latter at the Barclays Singapore Open. » The Hindu Crossword No. 2714 Solution No. 2713 » More Magazine » CINEMA Pi Chart His first audition, his first attempt at acting, watching himself on the big screen for the first time… Delhi-based Suraj Sharma, the star of Ang Lee’s celebrated film, Life of Pi, recounts his experiences to Sudhish Kamath » Related: A slice of Pi Related: Ang Lee: Life of Pi more than an art house film Kagti’s call A suspense drama with a strong emotional core to it — that’s how Reema Kagti describes her much-awaited Aamir Khan-starrer Talaash » Desi ship on a world tour Anand Gandhi’s Ship of Theseus is a finely crafted anthology film that’s got rave reviews at film festivals across the world. Sudhish Kamath speaks to the first-time director. » More Cinema » HISTORY & CULTURE Clay lamps sell in city as Karthigai Deepam nears With the festival of lamps, Karthigai Deepam, falling on Tuesday, households in the city are busy shopping for dainty clay pots.And catering to the demand are potters from the districts. As... » Two worlds in one Romain Maitra enjoys the ease with which tradition blends seamlessly with modernity in Dubai. » The Hundred Drums Wangala The Garo tribe of Western Meghalaya celebrates the winter harvest with a three-day festival. Pheroze L. Vincent watches the Garos climb oiled poles, burst into war cries, and perform dances inspired by crabs and swaying plants. » More History & Culture » THEATRE Showcase: Reinventing Ibsen A range of productions shows how Ibsen’s plays have been adapted to different cultures and milieus. » Hanuman, the hero Chettinad Players’ Sundarakandam was a crisp production with well-etched characters » A woman scorned Kalamandalam Ramachakyar as Soorpanakha displayed his mastery during a staging of ‘Soorpanakhankam’ Koodiyattom. » More Theatre » DANCE Showcase: For the sake of the arts The festival, jointly organised by the Odissi Vision and Movement Centre (run by Odissi dancer Sharmila Biswas) and the Calcutta Classical Guitar society, will feature diverse performing arts forms ranging from Odissi, puppetry and mime, stylised modern literary theatre and new ways of appreciating dance-drama traditions. » Subliminal experience The festivity at Arsha Kalarangam included music, dance and more. » Made a good impression Deepa Raghavan excelled in the pure dance passages and was a picture of poise » More Dance » Ads by Google Ads by Google Arts & Crafts at Auction Treadway Galleries: Dec. 1 Furniture, Ceramics, Lights & More! www.treadwaygallery.com Free coaching for IIT JEE Access Free Video Lectures, Notes & Test to crack IITJEE. Register Now! www.TheDigiLibrary.com Buy Gold Rings Only Genuine Products Available. Best Price Guaranteed. www.jabong.com/Rings/New_Arrivals MOST POPULARMOST COMMENTED VIDEO The Hindu CIFF Documentary Contest Aspiring filmmakers in Chennai, you have two minutes to tell your story and showcase your talent. Actors Mohan V. Raman and Abhishek introduce you to the documentary contest you've been waiting for, titled "Slice of Chennai". Registrations at www.thehindushutterbug.com/video more video » SLIDESHOW November Fest in Chennai Now in its eighth edition in Chennai, The Hindu Friday Review November Fest kicked off in style and delivers what it set out to - a matchless spectrum of music. The fest so far, in pictures. more slideshows » LATEST IN THIS SECTION Clay lamps sell in city as Karthigai Deepam nears Yaar Paiyyan 1955 Life of Pi: Crouching tiger, hidden drama The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2: When the Cullens come calling Desi ship on a world tour Pizza delivered! Lights, camera, action, once again Outtakes: Martin Scorsese Kagti’s call Focus on love TODAY'S PAPER ePaperThis Day That AgeCrosswordArchivesObituary GROUP SITES The HinduBusiness LineSportstarImagesFrontline About Us Contacts Archives Subscriptions RSS Feeds Site Map Home News Opinion


ARTS RSS icon

TOP STORIES

Halle Berry and Jim Broadbent in

TALKING MOVIES

A love for literary cinema

It is deeply satisfying when a complex film engages the viewer on multiple levels and offers takeaways, both emotional and intellectual. »     1 comment
Housefull: The Golden Age of Hindi Cinema edited by Ziya us Salam

Rooted in a glorious past

Excerpts from House Full: The Golden Age of Hindi Cinema, edited by Ziya us Salam. »
K. Lal with one of his paintings Photo: Sooraj Rajmohan

Art and the senses

A relic is not merely a physical remnant of a bygone past, it can be a symbolic icon seen throughout history, as relevant today as it was centuries ago. This is the outlook of K. Lal, artist and l... »

MAGAZINE

Cartloads of garbage being taken to the collection centre. Photo: Keya Acharya

Trash driving

Can the IPL format be used to keep our cities clean? It certainly seems so, after witnessing a government-sponsored sporting event that generated public enthusiasm for a most unlikely cause. »      1 comment
Phil Mickelson: Sublime game.

Birdie watching

To see golf on TV, with air-conditioning and chilled beer, or get out in the sultry heat and follow golfers on foot. Mukund Padmanabhan opts for the latter at the Barclays Singapore Open. »

The Hindu Crossword No. 2714

Solution No. 2713 »
More Magazine »

CINEMA

Suraj Sharma with director Ang Lee.

Pi Chart

His first audition, his first attempt at acting, watching himself on the big screen for the first time… Delhi-based Suraj Sharma, the star of Ang Lee’s celebrated film, Life of Pi, recounts his experiences to Sudhish Kamath »
A scene from the movie Talaash.

Kagti’s call

A suspense drama with a strong emotional core to it — that’s how Reema Kagti describes her much-awaited Aamir Khan-starrer Talaash »
Anand Gandhi’s film has got rave reviews at film festivals across the world.

Desi ship on a world tour

Anand Gandhi’s Ship of Theseus is a finely crafted anthology film that’s got rave reviews at film festivals across the world. Sudhish Kamath speaks to the first-time director. »
More Cinema »

HISTORY & CULTURE

The State handicrafts body has organised lamp exhibitions in the city. Photo: M. Karunakaran

Clay lamps sell in city as Karthigai Deepam nears

With the festival of lamps, Karthigai Deepam, falling on Tuesday, households in the city are busy shopping for dainty clay pots.And catering to the demand are potters from the districts. As...»
The desert beckons. Photo: Romain Maitra

Two worlds in one

Romain Maitra enjoys the ease with which tradition blends seamlessly with modernity in Dubai. »
Garo girls dancing at the Wangala. Photo: Pheroze L. Vincent

The Hundred Drums Wangala

The Garo tribe of Western Meghalaya celebrates the winter harvest with a three-day festival. Pheroze L. Vincent watches the Garos climb oiled poles, burst into war cries, and perform dances inspired by crabs and swaying plants. »
More History & Culture »

THEATRE

Ibsen in another avatar.

Showcase: Reinventing Ibsen

A range of productions shows how Ibsen’s plays have been adapted to different cultures and milieus. »
A scene from Sundarakandam

Hanuman, the hero

Chettinad Players’ Sundarakandam was a crisp production with well-etched characters »
Kalamandalam Sangeet as Rama. Photo: K.K. Gopalakrishnan

A woman scorned

Kalamandalam Ramachakyar as Soorpanakha displayed his mastery during a staging of ‘Soorpanakhankam’ Koodiyattom. »
More Theatre »

DANCE

Dancer Sharmila Biswas in Chaturmukhi.

Showcase: For the sake of the arts

The festival, jointly organised by the Odissi Vision and Movement Centre (run by Odissi dancer Sharmila Biswas) and the Calcutta Classical Guitar society, will feature diverse performing arts forms ranging from Odissi, puppetry and mime, stylised modern literary theatre and new ways of appreciating dance-drama traditions. »
Expressive abhinaya: Pavithra Srinivasan. Photo: K. Ananthan

Subliminal experience

The festivity at Arsha Kalarangam included music, dance and more. »
Deepa Raghavan.

Made a good impression

Deepa Raghavan excelled in the pure dance passages and was a picture of poise »
More Dance »

Arts & Crafts at Auction
Treadway Galleries: Dec. 1 Furniture, Ceramics, Lights & More!
www.treadwaygallery.com

Free coaching for IIT JEE
Access Free Video Lectures, Notes & Test to crack IITJEE. Register Now!
www.TheDigiLibrary.com

Buy Gold Rings
Only Genuine Products Available. Best Price Guaranteed.
www.jabong.com/Rings/New_Arrivals

LATEST IN THIS SECTION

No comments:

Post a Comment