Caleidoscope
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Defining Caleidoscope is like defining culture. You know it but you cannot spell it out in words. Just like India is a cultural cauldron where ancient tradition meets modern ideology, we need to find that harmonious blend, rather than clashing points. Derived from the word, ‘Kaleidoscope’, our site would like to present the vivid diversity of life, forcing us to break the monotony in our daily lives.
At Caleidoscope, we believe there is a need to educate people about leading an alternative lifestyle that doesn’t harm the nature around us, enables them to take the best of our culture and learn new things from others. Primarily, it’s about going to new places, learning about new things and adapting to our lives. When we say ‘educate’, it doesn’t mean preaching from a pulpit; it’s about practising a new lifestyle and making others look at us and emulate Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | India |
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Search ArticlesPeacock-Themed Gond Art Workshop at The Kunj with Artist Kailash Pradhan
Artists, students and art enthusiasts can explore the traditional practice of Gond painting at an upcoming workshop led by Gond artist Kailash Pradhan. Organised at The Kunj in New Delhi, the session offers participants an opportunity to learn the fundamentals of this Indigenous art form through a guided, hands-on experience.
HEADS – Every Face Holds a Story Opens at Triveni Kala Sangam with 25 Acclaimed Artists
A major group exhibition titled HEADS – Every Face Holds a Story will open at Shridharani Gallery, Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi, from 17 to 23 September 2026, bringing together works by some of India’s most recognised modern and contemporary artists. Presented by Nayan Naveli Gallery and curated by Amrita Kochhar, the exhibition examines the human head and face as visual expressions of identity, memory, emotion and experience.
Sunset Dinners and Lake Views: Dining Experiences You Can Only Find at The Leela Palace Udaipur
Dining at The Leela Palace Udaipur is shaped as much by its surroundings as by what arrives at the table. With Lake Pichola in view, each meal carries the calm elegance of Udaipur, whether it is a sunset dinner at Sheesh Mahal, a relaxed experience at The Dining Room or an evening drink at The Library Bar. Together, the setting, cuisine and considered service create experiences that are distinctly connected to Udaipur and the romance of Lake Pichola.
Between Block and Void Showcases Kurinuki-Inspired Ceramic Art at Art Incept Gurgaon
A new exhibition focused on contemporary ceramic art will open in Gurgaon this September as Shambhala Art and Incept Studio present Between Block and Void at Art Incept, South Point Mall. Running from 4–6 September 2026, the exhibition brings together 18 women ceramic artists exploring Kurinuki, a traditional Japanese ceramic technique that involves carving forms from a solid block of clay.
UTSAV 2026 Open Call Invites Applications from Young Performing Artists
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Crafts Council of Telangana Hosts 2-Day Madhubani Painting Workshop with Ambika Devi
Crafts Council of Telangana is organising a two-day Madhubani Painting Workshop on 2 and 3 September 2026, offering participants an opportunity to learn one of India’s most recognised folk art traditions. The workshop will be conducted by National Awardee Smt. Ambika Devi, who will guide participants through traditional Madhubani painting techniques and motifs.
Usawa Writing Residency in Goa Opens Applications for Emerging Writers
The Usawa Writing Residency will take place from 3 to 8 October at Turiya Villa in Goa, bringing together a cohort of 12 early-career writers for an intensive six-day residential programme focused on fiction and non-fiction writing. Organised by Usawa Literary Review, the residency is open to writers developing a sustained body of work and seeking dedicated time, mentorship and community engagement to strengthen their practice.
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Ganesha: Many Forms, One Presence Brings Diverse Artistic Interpretations to Mumbai
Gallery Pradarshak in Mumbai will present Ganesha: Many Forms, One Presence, a group exhibition of paintings exploring the enduring visual and cultural significance of Ganesha. Scheduled from 2 to 12 September 2026, the exhibition brings together works by 11 artists who interpret the widely recognised deity through distinct artistic approaches. The exhibition will be available both online and at the gallery’s physical space in Khar (West), Mumbai.
Masters in Making – Threads of Continuum Showcases Contemporary Textile Art in New Delhi
A new exhibition examining the relationship between textile heritage and contemporary artistic practice will open at Alliance Française, New Delhi, on 30 September 2026. Titled Masters in Making – Threads of Continuum: Reweaving the Future of Heritage, the exhibition marks the culmination of the inaugural edition of the Masters in Making Grant, an initiative by Burgoyne Original Masters (BOM) supporting emerging and mid-career artists working with textile-based ideas and practices.