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‘Tholpavakoothu’

Epic stories that come to life with shadow puppetry.

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Prashant Kumar in Culture Cog
The ritual of snake sacrifice performed by Janamejaya as Astika tries to stop it.

Defamiliarising the Familiarised: Reading Kolatlar’s Sarpa Satra

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Anjali Menon in Culture Cog
Books on the Partition of India

Books on the Partition of India

Seventy-five years since the Partition of India, memories and wounds of this forced migration still…

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Veeksha Dechamma in Culture Cog

An unsung bond between the Kodavas and their ecology

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Mesha Murali in Culture Cog

Belur Diaries: Memories of food and change

Summer vacations, no matter where I lived, always came with the excitement of finally…

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Jasmeen Ara Shaikh in Culture Cog
CSMVS Museum (exterior)

A day at Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya

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Breanne Coelho in Culture Cog

The Effects of Climate Change on the Historic Mosque City of Bagerhat

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Tejaswi Mehta in Culture Cog

Synergies between Stepwells and Art

A look into the artistic extravagance of India’s most interesting architecture.

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Saira Riyaz in Culture Cog

Less Force, More Flow — Bringing Play back into our lives

The Supervillains want you to flow — and…

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Tanya Singhal in Culture Cog

The What, How and Why of an Art Fair

Tanya Singhal

Have you heard of the worldwide phenomenon called “Art Fair”? From local — the…

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Culture Cog
Culture Cog by ReReeti Foundation is a space for conversations on art, heritage and culture and their interdisciplinary nature. By bringing in a variety of voices from the humanities and social sciences, we’d like to explore connections that aren’t found in the mainstream.
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