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Tara Books share their visual exploration of the 17th century English trick poem 'I Saw a Peacock with a Fiery Tail'.

With art by Ramsingh Urverti...

Moyna Chitrakar, Patua scroll artist, who illustrated graphic novel Sita's Ramayana for Tara Books, sings her Ramayana scroll.

The Patua is a form...

Outside In is a small, exciting, UK-based organisation, dedicated to promoting, celebrating and exploring world literature, particularly children's...

Selvi - a domestic worker from Chennai, India, deftly creates a kolam as part of Tara Books' workshop on decorative Indian floor patterns.

A Kolam...

Performance poet Arthur Flowers describes himself as a, 'babagriot of the hoodoo way'

Ever wondered what this means? So did we. Watch & learn as h...

'I See the Promised Land' is not just a graphic novel - it is an amazing cultural collaboration, with musical prose by African American performance...

According to a second century Indian theory of aesthetics, there is a spectrum of nine emotions that the superior work of art should evoke and repr...

Do! is handmade book published by Tara Books, India. It is a set of action pictures, rendered in the Warli art done by people belonging to a tribal...

Rendered by Patua scroll painters, Tsunami recalls a terrifying event in our common history. In the traditional manner of Patua art, this innovativ...

Nurturing Walls is an October 2008 release by Tara Books. Screen-printed on brown kraft paper, the art from the walls of Meena tribal homes in Raja...

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