Sandhini Poddar is a London-based art historian and Adjunct Curator at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, working on special projects in New York and Abu Dhabi. Poddar's ongoing work for the Guggenheim focuses on modern and contemporary Asian art, with a particular emphasis on research and production stemming from South Asia, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. Poddar also writes frequently on contemporary art, philosophy, and politics for various international magazines and museum publications.
Naeem Mohaiemen Returns to Bangladesh’s Unfulfilled Dreams of Socialism by Shan Bhattacharya
Sculptural Contemplations on Mortality: A Posthumous Ode to Latika Katt by Ornella D'Souza
What Time Is It in Divya Singh’s Attic? by Shivangi Jalan
Testimony in Ash: Kulpreet Singh and the Politics of the Burning Field by Manmeet K. Walia
Traces of Collapse Between Ruin and Repair by Sneha Biswas
Being Singular Plural by Sandhini Poddar
Bharti Kher: Misdemeanors by Sandhini Poddar
Anish Kapoor: Memory by Sandhini Poddar