Singer and song writer George Michael was passionate about art and his private collection is on display, ahead of its auction at Christie's in March. It includes the works of over 200 British artists like Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin and Sarah Lucas. 

Singer and song writer George Michael was passionate about art and his private collection is on display, ahead of its auction at Christie's in March. It includes the works of over 200 British artists like Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin and Sarah Lucas. 

The annual 10-day Taj Mahotsav in Agra has kicked off and will go on till the 27th of February. The festival, which is based on the theme of 'parampara' this year, provides a platform to showcase the rich culture and heritage of India. Artisans from across the country have displayed their exquisite wood, marble and zardosi art work. It will also feature cultural performances by renowned artists like Usha Uthup and Jasbir Jassi. Elephant and camel rides and a 'fun fair' are major attractions of the festival. 

The annual 10-day Taj Mahotsav in Agra has kicked off and will go on till the 27th of February. The festival, which is based on the theme of 'parampara' this year, provides a platform to showcase the rich culture and heritage of India. Artisans from across the country have displayed their exquisite wood, marble and zardosi art work. It will also feature cultural performances by renowned artists like Usha Uthup and Jasbir Jassi. Elephant and camel rides and a 'fun fair' are major attractions of the festival. 

The 44th edition of the Khajuraho Dance festival will kickstart today. The six-day festival will see celebrated artists from across the country, like Bharatanatyam dancer Hema Tharuna-Kalaanjali and Darsha Jhaveri. A melange of Odissi, Kuchipudi, Manipuri and Kathakali dances will be showcased at the event. Apart from dance, the festival will also celebrate the rich socio-cultural heritage of India and will conclude on February 26.

India's largest carnival festival will take place in Goa from the 2nd to the 5th of March. Live bands and dances in huge parades will take over the streets, celebrating the rich culture and cuisine of the region. The parade features  thousands of people wearing quirky masks and unique costumes. It is led by King Momo, who's chosen from the crowd. The three-day affair marks the climax of the tourist season in Goa. 

India's largest carnival festival will take place in Goa from the 2nd to the 5th of March. Live bands and dances in huge parades will take over the streets, celebrating the rich culture and cuisine of the region. The parade features  thousands of people wearing quirky masks and unique costumes. It is led by King Momo, who's chosen from the crowd. The three-day affair marks the climax of the tourist season in Goa. 

Thousands of people, some dressed as their favorite superhero or heroine, attended a street party in Rio de Janeiro ahead of the world famous carnival that begins early next month. Formed in the 1920s by locals, the 'blocos', or street parties, appeared mainly in the suburbs as an alternative to the big carnival celebrations. It is an opportunity for neighborhoods to get together and organize their own impromptu parade.

Thousands of people, some dressed as their favorite superhero or heroine, attended a street party in Rio de Janeiro ahead of the world famous carnival that begins early next month. Formed in the 1920s by locals, the 'blocos', or street parties, appeared mainly in the suburbs as an alternative to the big carnival celebrations. It is an opportunity for neighborhoods to get together and organize their own impromptu parade.

The 17th edition of the Ishara International Puppet Theatre Festival has kick-started in New Delhi. Performers from four continents have come together to showcase various forms of puppetry, from rod to string puppets coupled with dance and music. The event will display an unconventional act this year, using soap bubbles as a medium for puppetry. It will take place at the India Habitat Centre on Lodhi Road till February 9.

Giving an artistic start to 2019, the India Art Fair in New Delhi is the perfect place to get an insider's perspective on the South-Asian art scene. Here are a few mediums that are the topical favorites of artists this year.

While it may seem basic, paper cut-outs seem to be all the rage. Where one artist framed their delicate cut-outs as is, another mixed them with carpets as an off-beat wall hanging.

Metal is another material that is being heavily explored in 2019. Smaller metal objects were used to make up bigger pieces while one artist crocheted a piece of stainless steal for a decade to create this textile masterpiece.

Not surprising, audio and video is another big theme. While some photographers are using video to make their imagery more interactive, other artists are mixing it with other mediums like installations to deliver a more complete story.

The India Art Fair has kicked off in the capital. From open-air performance art to life-size installations and three-dimensional paintings, the event is playing host to some of the best works of South-Asian artists. IAF is also holding panel discussions and curated art walks to galleries all over the city. The event will go on till Sunday, 3rd February.

Meet the three women, who are taking over the streets of Delhi with their dancing skills. You can catch them performing Bharatnatyam in public places. Their boundless passion for dance led them to create a project called 'Bharatnatyam in the Wild'. Without ghunghrus, music or costumes, the artists confidently flaunt their moves. People from all walks of life watch them dance as they convey socio-political messages by tailoring their performances around them.

Meet the three women, who are taking over the streets of Delhi with their dancing skills. You can catch them performing Bharatnatyam in public places. Their boundless passion for dance led them to create a project called 'Bharatnatyam in the Wild'. Without ghunghrus, music or costumes, the artists confidently flaunt their moves. People from all walks of life watch them dance as they convey socio-political messages by tailoring their performances around them.

A renowned dancer from Tamil Nadu, Narthaki Nataraj has become the first transgender to be awarded with the Padma Shri award. Speaking to ANI about the achievement, she stated that she's been honoured with the award for her merit and talent as a Bharatnatyam dancer and not on her gender or identity.

A renowned dancer from Tamil Nadu, Narthaki Nataraj has become the first transgender to be awarded with the Padma Shri award. Speaking to ANI about the achievement, she stated that she's been honoured with the award for her merit and talent as a Bharatnatyam dancer and not on her gender or identity.

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To honour the 'Queen of The Sea', Brazilians gathered on the Copacabana beach to make new year offerings. For the traditional New Year tribute, they sang, danced and played drums. Dressed in white, they released flowers, candles, fruits and perfume into the sea, carried in small boats. 

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