‘These stories culminate in a larger narrative of the Indian-American community’s coming-of-age in the US’
Browsing: Arts
Read The American Bazaar’s latest and archival stories on Indian American arts and artists.
M. Osman Siddique, the first South Asian American and Muslim American ambassador, speaks about his memoir.
Provides fresh and fascinating insights that can be inspirational and valuable for a wide range of audiences
Manas Ray’s poem is about a living nightmare, but he also finds hope in recovery and appreciation
Kamala Harris to Jhumpa Lahiri among ‘the ever-expanding and evolving American literary canon.’
Sunroop Kaur’s ‘Basant’ mural in Stockton celebrates the South Asian community with a message of hope.
Chicago University professor of Arabic Literature is first person of Indian descent to win the prestigious international award.
The Trinidad-born Latchman’s 2018 performance took place at a height of 3,495 meters.
Marking Biden’s 100 days, art offering in spirit of Indian American VP Kamala Harris’ Tamil heritage.Â
North Carolina resident hopes to inspire other Indian American girls to paint their dreams.
New York-based dancer Vinita Hazari’s creation is strikes a chord with South Asian American women.
Sita: Now You Know Me was published by Rupa earlier this month.
The Indian American attorney talks to Aziz Haniffa about her newly released biography, “Being Sheela: The Life Journey of an Immigration Lawyer.â€
Displayed at Lincoln Memorial, the portrait was presented by the National Women’s History Museum.
Sujata Tibrewala’s painting “Bloody Immigrant†depicts Native American Deb Haaland kneeling over Trump’s neck, drawing a parallel to the police killing of George Floyd.
Traditional artwork to celebrate America’s incredible diversity made by hundreds of people across the nation.
Blind novelist and journalist introduced India to Americans.
Dr. Pande, author of “Making India Great: The Promise of a Reluctant Global Power,†discusses the book.
Book review: Adithi Rao’s book ‘Being Sheela’, chronicles the life of Indian American Sheela Murthy.
December 4-13 all virtual festival features ‘Stories of Humanity’ by bestselling, award-winning authors.
Vikram Sood adds battle of narratives as key to reach global power status.
Dr. Ranga Reddy chronicles ‘tough and challenging’ journey of pioneer Indian American physicians.
The Indian American author’s debut novel tells the story of an India tearing its social fabric apart.
Watch renowned classical Indian dance exponent Bhavana Reddy’s introductory class on Facebook on April 16.
Think beyond openness as growth strategy in age of protectionism, suggests Deepak Nayyar.