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	Biennale diary: MAP collaborates with Georges Rousse, Nassia Inglessis for site-specific installations at KMB 2018 MAP collaborates with two artists - French artist Georges Rousse, and Greek designer Nassia Inglessis - for site-specific installations in a collateral exhibition of the 2018 Kochi Muziris Biennale. Published on 2nd March 2019
	Filmmaker Kaushik Ganguly on his National Award-winning film Nagarkirtan and why he dislikes television content Celebrated filmmaker Kaushik Ganguly on his latest release Nagarkirtan and celebration of gender-free love Published on 15th February 2019
	Jayant Kaikini along with translator Tejaswini Niranjana wins the DSC Prize for South Asian Literature 2018 ‘No Presents Please’ emerges as the winner from a shortlist of six to take the coveted US $25,000 DSC Prize. Published on 26th January 2019
	Virat Kohli becomes first cricketer ever to get all top ICC awards after fabulous 2018 season Virat Kohli, being the charismatic cricketer he is, has scored 1,322 runs in 13 tests with an average of 55.08, and 1,202 runs in 14 ODIs, at an exceptional average of 55.08 and 133.55 respectively. Published on 22nd January 2019
	Golden Globes 2018 award winner Frances McDormand talks about Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, and about the #TimesUp movement  Frances McDormand, who plays Mildred Hayes in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri speaks about her character and using John Wayne as a point of reference Published on 18th January 2019
	In every sense: Groundbreaking projects at Serendipity Arts Festival 2018 The Serendipity Festival has established itself as a platform for artists to collaborate, with a view to create something truly unique, inter-disciplinary and appealing to each of the human senses. Published on 11th January 2019
	Shifting perceptions: Afrah Shafiq turns artist at the Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2018 From being a part of the audience, Afrah Shafiq turns artist at this edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2018. Published on 5th January 2019
	Many realities, many worlds: Anjali Monteiro & KP Jayasankar at the Kochi Biennale 2018 Anjali Monteiro and KP Jayasankar write in to tell us about their time at the ongoing Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2018.  Published on 5th January 2019
	Miss Africa 2018 Dorcas Kasinde’s wig catches fire after receiving her crown on stage The incident occurred after several people on and off the stage lit firecrackers at the Calabar International Convention Centre, where the finals of the competition took place. Published on 29th December 2018
	'Art is there to pose serious, difficult questions': Sunil Gupta at Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2018 Sunil Gupta and Charan Singh are creating works to open up public discussions about sexuality. Published on 28th December 2018
	'This is a thought-provoking Biennale': An artist column by Annu Palakunnathu Matthew Annu Palakunnathu Matthew writes in to tell us how the Biennale is changing her impressions of Kerala. Published on 28th December 2018
	Sue Williamson presents colonial history of Cape Town and Kochi at Biennale 2018 The 77-year-old South African’s twin installation at Biennale profiles memory and identity formation; draws similarities in colonial history of the two cities. Published on 28th December 2018
	Sexism, patriarchy keep Guerilla Girls behind gorilla masks at Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2018 Two members of Guerilla Girls, the anonymous group of feminists, revealed at a lecture performance at the Kochi-Muziris Biennale. Published on 28th December 2018
	Malaysian group Pangrok Sulap spellbinds Biennale crowd with performance-oriented printwork Malaysia’s Pangrok Sulap art collective from Borneo Island, consisting of indigenous Dusun and Murut artists, musicians and social activists, is gaining noticeability at the Biennale.  Published on 28th December 2018
	'Art museums must set their eyes on the future': Chris Dercon at Kochi Biennale 2018 Art museums need to be futuristic in their vision and must rethink about generating memories in ways other than wistful showcasing of vintage exhibits, according to renowned curator Chris Dercon.  Published on 28th December 2018