Probir Gupta's Memorial to Migrant Lives
Mrinalini VasudevanThe artist's latest solo exhibition, Migrants in the Museum, weaves stories of marginalized communities into histories and institutions that have traditionally discriminated against them.

25 Mar 2025 | Review

Transformative Pedagogies at the J.J. School of Art
Sarang SharmaA review of the DAG exhibition, Shifting Visions: Teaching Modern Art at the Bombay School, which foregrounds this historic institution as a site of contested negotiations with modernism.

25 Mar 2025 | Review

Britto Arts Trust: A Spectrum of Shared Practices
Critical CollectiveThe Dhaka-based artist-run non-profit collective speaks about their collaborative practices and community-driven projects within and outside Bangladesh, that engage with socio-political themes.

25 Mar 2025 | Interview

Moments of Intersectionality at India Design 2025
Radhika SharmaThe brands and displays at this year’s event, revolving around close interactions between art and design, prioritized sustainability and craft revivalism over commerce and visual appeal.

25 Mar 2025 | Review

Review: Modular Waltz
Inspired by some of Chandigarh’s iconic brutalist buildings, Avantika Bawa pays homage to architecture in its barest forms through works that lie at the intersection between drawing and sculpture.

25 Mar 2025 | Review

A World to Be at Home In
Gayatri SinhaThe Gulammohammed Sheikh retrospective, Of Worlds within Worlds, presents works from different phases of his career that highlight his expansive, syncretic views of world and Indian history.

13 Feb 2025 | Review

Resistance and Resilience: New Works by Shilpa Gupta and Gauri Gill
Shankar TripathiWhile Gupta’s exhibition turns to State interrogation, surveillance and censorship, Gill pays tribute to the ingenious protests staged by Indian farmers against the government in 2020.

13 Feb 2025 | Review

Asim Waqif: Working within the Institutional Frame
Gayatri SinhaWaqif discusses his recent projects at the Mattress Factory and Hayward Gallery, the Islamic Arts Biennale and the India Art Fair, while critiquing the systemic bureaucracy in art institutions.

13 Feb 2025 | Interview

Prajakta Potnis’s Lucid Nightmares of a Dystopian Reality
Anindo SenPotnis’s latest exhibition, Where should the birds fly after the last sky?, reflects a world broken by the impact of genocide, socio-economic disparities, toxic politics and climate change.

13 Feb 2025 | Review

Lie Machine: In Conversation with Moonis Ijlal
Arundhati BhanHistorian turned artist Moonis Ijlal’s debut solo exhibition, Lie Machine, explores the pervasive presence of media and technology in our everyday lives.

13 Feb 2025 | Interview

Jayeeta Chatterjee: Women at Work
Critical CollectiveThe artist, who is a winner of this year’s Asia Arts Future Award, speaks about female subjectivity, community among working women using haptic materials like wood block prints and Nakshi kantha.

13 Feb 2025 | Interview

And Everything In Between: The Second Islamic Arts Biennale
Gayatri SinhaIn the midst of a broader regional instability, the biennale signals faith and hope with the finest achievements in Islamic art.

27 Jan 2025 | Review

Remembering Latika Katt (1948-2025)
Gayatri SinhaA tribute to the feisty Indian female sculptor, well-known for her contextual works, which turned to nature and sites like Varanasi to contemplate life, death and rebirth.

27 Jan 2025 | Essay

Atul Dodiya’s Homage to the Golden Years of Hindi Cinema Music
In Radio Ceylon Paintings: Vol. I, the artist retraces his love for older Hindi cinema through portraits of yesteryear poet-lyricists and singers, with frozen scenes from song sequences in movies.

27 Jan 2025 | Review

Jagdish Ji: The Inner Eye
Jyotindra JainRemembering the renowned Indian art collector, Jagdish Mittal (September 16, 1925 - January 7, 2025), whose works are preserved at the Jagdish and Kamla Mittal Museum in Hyderabad.

27 Jan 2025 | Essay

Being Alive: Anthropological Enquiries into Art
Arundhati BhanIram Art's group exhibition explores broad themes of cultural hybridity and relativism, indigenous perspectives and ecological degradation.

27 Jan 2025 | Review

Are You My Sister: Art and Fundraising for Feminist Solidarity
Anindo SenSister Library’s recent exhibition brought together the works of 27 women artists, illustrating various aspects and challenges surrounding gendered identity in the Indian context.

27 Jan 2025 | Review

Review: The Shape of the Wind is a Tree
Radhika TulsianThis FICA exhibition, in collaboration with Royal Enfield, brought together artists and communities from the eastern and western Himalayas, preserving indigenous traditions and identities.

27 Jan 2025 | Review