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Hex marks the spot: An exhibition explores how magic has evolved

India, Oct. 17 -- Wands, spellbooks, figurines. an exhibition that opened at the Toledo Museum of Art in Ohio, and has since travelled to New York, explores how magic, in its earliest avatars, wasn't ... Read More


A Japanese guide to keeping it together... when disaster strikes

India, Oct. 10 -- There's a lot more to Japan's famous sakura tradition than gathering to admire cherry blossoms. This delicate annual rite is in fact a form of disaster-preparedness. Every winter, ... Read More


Rock, paper, panels: A MAP show offers a history of visual storytelling in India

India, Sept. 18 -- India has famously told stories in stone. Think of the Taj Mahal. Khajuraho. The ancient cave art of Bhimbetka. There were emperors, kings and artists behind some of this work. But... Read More


All well?: A new book explores how illness shapes our world

India, Aug. 30 -- We're not just in the Anthropocene (a geological era shaped by human activity). Some researchers argue that we are also in the Third Epidemiologic Transition: a time of diseases appe... Read More


Can you name a single woman Renaissance master?

India, Aug. 29 -- It isn't your fault. The bias in art history goes all the way back (click here for this week's Wknd special on this). Even women revered in their lifetimes have faded from gallery wa... Read More


The 'other' masters: Women from the Golden Age of Dutch and Flemish art

India, Aug. 29 -- A rare major retrospective dedicated to women who shaped the art world in the 17th century's Golden Age of Dutch and Flemish art was held at the Museum of Fine Arts (MSK) in Ghent, B... Read More


Renaissance masters, abstract pioneers: Women the art world 'forgot'

India, Aug. 29 -- Picture a prehistoric artist making markings in a cave. What do you see? Most of us picture a man. But archaeologists in Europe are now concluding that, judging by the size of finge... Read More


Drawings, notes, hopes and dreams: Inside a rare museum of children's notebooks

India, Aug. 8 -- * "Yesterday was a bad day.," a 12-year-old from Lombardia in Italy writes, during World War 1. "Today the sun barely shines and although it's just one o'clock there have already been... Read More


Space race: What will the buildings of the future look like?

India, July 31 -- For millions of years, we lived on this planet but left no trace we were here. Tools changed that, and cave art. Then came architecture. Built habitation remains our stamp upon the ... Read More