Wednesday, May 25, 2005

ART of the matter
Art conservation is a less-known field that offers a lot of creative satisfaction, writes Vibha Sharma
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growing awareness about preserving the country's rich cultural wealth, coupled with the fact that Indian art is fetching good returns now, is gradually widening the scope of art conservation as a profession. And with even fakes fetching good money in the international art market, restorers now have another job — of verifying the authenticity and specifying the age of paintings.

CAREERCATURE
by Sandeep Joshi

CAREERCATURE
He has bought the book ‘The Art of Creating Controversy’. Perhaps, he wants to make a career as a filmmaker.

Smart Skills
Make others Dance to your tune
Usha Albuquerque
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ERE you not dazzled by Prabhu Deva’s choreography for Hrithik Roshan in Lakshya? And by Malaika and Shah Rukh Khan dancing on top of a train in Dil Se. How many of us enjoy dance so much we wish we could make a career of it? Well, take heart, because you can. Hasn’t Farah Khan done just that?

Interview intelligence
"Public-speaking skills help in civil services test"
Ashok Sethi
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HAT are the personality traits that enable a candidate to face the civil services interview successfully? Amritsar-based Rachita Bhandari, a topper in this year’s civil services exam, offers some tips.

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