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Sponsored by the KPCC, Sahithi Theatres marked its second coming with a stage adaptation of 'Mucheettukalikkarante Makal', the 1951 classic by Malayalam literary great Vaikom Muhammad Basheer.
The thirteen winning photographs were selected from the 17,716 landscape images submitted from 153 countries.
Kochi and other cities are witnessing a slew of art festivals, music shows and workshop. If you are an art or theatre enthusiast, here's a list of events you should not miss this week.
Onmanorama explores some of the new trends and trendsetters in Malayalam theatre on World Theatre Day.
The exhibition features footage from a healing and expression workshop for women victims of abuse, along with works by Kolam artists from the local community.
The show is organised by Masha Art, a prominent art investment firm with a portfolio of over 5,000 contemporary paintings and sculptures.
Railway official Kunnathu Peedikayil Hassanar steals the show with his Kumbha-Kudam dance at Machadu Mamangam.
The work, featuring an abstract image of the metro rail in eye-catching shades of blue, green and yellow, was unveiled on Thursday.
It will also stage international competitions offering prize money up to Rs 16 lakhs.
Devakkoothu is the only theyyam — meaning god — performed by women, even as men traditionally wore the mudi (crown) to present even female deities.