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A leading scholar in Indian art history, Vidya Dehejia used evocative storytelling to delve into the rich legacy of Chola bronze sculptures at an event in Delhi.

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The Sony World Photography Awards returns to celebrate contemporary photography and the ways the arts reflect the world ...

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