Deeksha Nath is an independent curator and critic based in New Delhi. Trained in art history and critical theory, she works in the field of contemporary South Asian art with focus on artists' political action and agency. Her curatorial projects for private and public institutions include Devi Art Foundation, Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, Asia House (London), Haus der Kulturen der Welt (Berlin) and Shanghai Art Fair. She is the desk editor of the international publication Art Asia Pacific.
From Sarbajanin to Sanatani: What Durga Puja 2026 Bodes for Bengal by Mrinalini Vasudevan
The Domestic World of Soma Das by Namrata Ghosh
Three Voices, One Archive: Rethinking the Bombay School by Ruta Waghmare Baptista
One Mother, Many Mother Tongues: Interview with Naman Ahuja by Arundhati Bhan
The Struggles of Golden Age Indian Comics in an Era of AI by Arunava Banerjee
House on the Borderlands by Deeksha Nath
Nauras: The Many Arts of the Deccan- A Review by Deeksha Nath
Of Human Endeavor: The Super Exposed City and the New Possibilities of Space by Deeksha Nath
Being Numerous: The Built, the Builder and ways of Building by Deeksha Nath