Arts & Culture

The Louvre Conservation Center in northern France, will help protect valuable works from the swelling Seine River as major floods grow more frequent and the riverside museum has found itself lacking safe storage.

Romania has only recently started to come to terms with its role in the extermination of Jews, admitting for the first time in 2003 that it had taken part.

While dressing up to play Angad in a Ramlila in Delhi, actor-politician Ravi Kishan talks about the uncertainty with which he lives his life.

Judging by the turnout at the five-day auction by Sotheby’s - and the prices art and wine have commanded - elites from Hong Kong and the rest of Asia are as keen as ever to open their pocketbooks.

The Aichi Triennale 2019 show, featuring the statue of a girl in traditional Korean clothes sitting on a chair, was shut down in early August just three days after it opened.

Brought together by Dastkari Haat Samiti, Ministry of Tourism, and 20 other cultural organisations, the new online project, titled ‘Crafted in India’, was unveiled in Delhi on Monday.

Like actor Ayushmann Khurrana in his recent film, Govind Maurya is also famous for playing Sita, and people seek his blessings even when he’s not in makeup.

Durga Puja 2019: There was palpable excitement in the air as we entered the city a day before the most-loved festival began on a thunderous note.

Beauty seems to have found a new address in Oman’s capital Muscat, where modernity walks hand-in-hand with tradition, lending a unique idiom and flavour to the city.

The first weekend of October is celebrated as World Walking Day. An author writes about his favourite walk

The prestigious annual showcase, held this year in Regents Park from Thursday to Sunday, has organised a new section called ‘Woven’ devoted entirely to textile fibres.

Thousands of people massed outside the Moulin Rouge cabaret for a fireworks and French can-can extravaganza to mark the 130th anniversary of the storied Montmartre institution.

The city was discovered during preparations for a highway interchange project near Harish, a town some 50 kilometers (30 miles) north of Tel Aviv.

Tenor Marcello Giordani, renowned for a voice of beauty and heft that made him a star at the world’s top opera houses, died Saturday. He was 56.

The move follows an announcement last year that at least five of 16 Dead Sea Scroll fragments that had been on display at the museum were found to be apparent fakes.