Art&Culture

Ahluwalia plays Karim Amir, a dreamy teenager desperate to escape the tense suburban south London of the 1970s.

The talented writer talks about children’s literature and the importance of representation.

Adorned with colourful murals, this village is a living museum of art, where the ancient craft flourishes.

The artwork features a mass of green paint behind a trimmed-back mature tree, creating the illusion of foliage.

Ghosh consistently explores the enduring planetary crisis and the deep repercussions of climate change in his literary works.

Author of Priya Mistry and the Paw Prints Puzzle credits her personality and drive to ‘typical immigrant story’

The British author speaks about his beautifully illustrated book and the significance of featuring south Asian characters in children’s literature

Nadeini Asbali on the challenges faced by hijab-wearing females in Britain