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Shakespeare at home: Playing Shakespeare in UK

March 3, 2016March 3, 2016

When it come to British people, nothing makes them prouder than the Queen, Harry Potter and the Bard, playwright and poet William Shakespeare. The strongholds …

Arts and Crafts, Blog, Heritage, Intangible Heritage, Performance, Student Program, Travel

Hungarian folk dances

February 29, 2016March 1, 2016

The origins of our folk dances date back to the ancient times, when they served as parts of some rituals. They might have also been …

Blog, Community, Heritage, Traditions

My Rendezvous with The Potraj Community

February 23, 2016August 6, 2016

Read Part 2 of this story here -?The Interview with The Potraj I saw him one warm afternoon, outside a quiet, yet popular caf? in …

Blog, Conservation, Heritage, World Heritage Sites

Red Fort: A delayed but deserved addition

December 28, 2015August 6, 2016

If monuments could talk, then Delhi’s Red Fort would have been grumpy and sullen in 1993. In that year, its sister monuments in Delhi (Qutub …

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Make Heritage Fun – December

December 16, 2015August 6, 2016

On Sunday, December 20th 2015, GoUNESCO, a UNESCO New Delhi supported series of initiatives focused on making heritage fun, is organizing a distributed social media …

Arts and Crafts, Blog, Community, Heritage

Heritage Courses in India – Comprehensive List

December 15, 2015August 6, 2017

Have you always been interested in heritage and wanted to pursue a degree in a related field? If you are in India, this comprehensive list …

Arts and Crafts, Blog, Heritage, Intangible Heritage

BLAST Magazine: The Possible Precursor to Digital Art

December 10, 2015August 6, 2016

Were Blast Magazine and the Vorticist movement a precursor to digital art that we look at today? BLAST magazine was possibly one of the most …

Arts and Crafts, Blog, Heritage, Traditions

Tanjore: Past, Present and The Future

December 8, 2015August 6, 2016

Tanjore: Rings a bell, doesn?t it? As soon as we hear a mention of it, we find ourselves picturing vibrant colors, royal, religious subjects (deities, …

Arts and Crafts, Blog, Built Heritage, Heritage, Intangible Heritage, Restoration

Mysore’s Ganjifa: is it time to play the ‘dying heritage’ card?

November 30, 2015August 6, 2016

We remember the Mughals for their majestic contribution to the Indian architecture. The monumental treasures built by them such as the Taj Mahal, the Red …