Award-winning ecological political theorist, writer, and curator, Maya Kóvskaya (PhD UC Berkeley, 2009) has authored, co-authored, edited, translated, and contributed to numerous books and articles on the intersection of contemporary art with the political, cultural, and ecological. As founder of the Anthropocenic Entanglements Research & Curatorial Platform, and the Guerrilla Think Tank for Ecological Justice, Maya conceptualizes and organizes workshops, symposia and multidisciplinary field meetings, bringing together philosophers, artists, scientists, writers, humanities and social science scholars, legal scholars, and activists to build new systems of knowledge about the political-cultural-ecological predicaments of the Anthropocene. She is Art Editor for positions: Asia Critique (Duke University Press), and is working on a book on art and the Anthropocene in India.
Pieces of Home: In conversation with Tanmoy Samanta
Fugitive Memories: Visualizing Tibetan Liberation Struggles by Arushi Vats
Scrolling through the Remnants: Ganesh Haloi's The Architectonics of Form by Brishti Modak
Current and Future Imprints in Jaipur’s Textile Landscape by Mrinalini Vasudevan
Walking with the Waves
A Cry from the Narrow Between: Eros and Thanatos in the Works of Tejal Shah and Han Bing by Maya Kóvskaya
Propositioning the World: Raqs Media Collective and the Shanghai Biennale by Maya Kóvskaya
Art and Ecologies on the Edge by Maya Kóvskaya