Louise Nicholson

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Louise Nicholson

5 hours agoIt is, by now, a well-known fact that Yorgos Lanthimos’ films are not for the faint of heart. Delighting in the strange and absurd, he first made a name for himself with Dogtooth (2009): a film in which a domineering father imprisons his three adult children in a fenced compound, cut off from the …

3 weeks ago | telegraphindia.com | Louise Nicholson

Just sixyears after she founded India Printmaker House (IPH), ShivangiLadha is showcasing seven emerging young artists from India and the UK Indiandiaspora in one of the core rooms of the prestigiousLondon Original Print Fair (LOPF), held at the historic Somerset House incentral London. It is a triumph.

4 weeks ago | telegraphindia.com | Louise Nicholson

Ustad Nawab Khanand I cooked up the idea of a raga retreat last summer. Our aim: keep itsimple, get to the heart of the matter, tell the raga story. This February wewelcomed guests to our first ‘Raga Science Experience Retreat and Music Festival’. It exceeded all our expectations thanks to the location and the quality ofmusicians.

1 month ago | telegraphindia.com | Louise Nicholson

There have been other blockbuster shows of Mughal art. But this one is on steroids. To begin with, it brings together more than 120 super-star pieces produced under the rules of Akbar, Jahangir and Shah Jahan (1556-1658), each selected for its outstanding aesthetic qualities; there is nothing second tier.

2 months ago | telegraphindia.com | Louise Nicholson

Unlike some other festivals in India, the Maheshwar festival remains true to its original aim. There has been no dumbing down, writes an attendee Louise Nicholson Published 21.02.25, 07:00 PM RichardHolkar created the Sacred River Festival 22 years ago. This was shortly afterhe had opened his family home, Ahilya Fort, painstakingly renovated to be aserene, understated hide-out mingling guest rooms, courtyards, terraces andgardens.