At first glance, Eternal Imprints appears to be an exhibition about ancient rock art. Not quite. Moving through the galleries…
I have lived in Pakistan for seventeen years and as much as I love the culture and feel at home…
Edward B. Tylor, Primitive Culture: Researches into the Development of Mythology, Philosophy, Religion, Art, and Custom, vol. 1 (London: John…
Colombo rests upon a living, aqueous tapestry of thirty-six wetland patches that intertwine with some 50 km of meandering canal.4…
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- Dave, R. (2026, January 27) Rhythmic entanglements: Colomboscope enters its ninth edition. https://www.stirworld.com/inspire-people-rhythmic-entanglements-colomboscope-enters-its-ninth-edition
- Singh Soin, H. (2017) We Are Opposites Like That https://www.himalisinghsoin.com/we-are-opposite-like-that
- Chacon, R. (n.d.) …lahgo adil’i dine doo yeehosinilgii yidaaghi. Artist’s website. https://spiderwebsinthesky.com/lahgo-adili-dine-doo-yeehosinilgii-yidaaghi
- It has been recorded that monsoon winds and currents were used by seafarers as early as the late Iron Age Period to conduct long-distance maritime trade. While trade routes elsewhere were extremely arduous, the climatic conditions of the seasonal monsoon in the Indian Ocean created a much more stable environment to navigate.