Feminism in Flight: Remembering Gogi Saroj PalMeera MenezesCelebrating Gogi Saroj Pal (1945-2024), a feminist painter, printmaker and sculptor, who mined mythology and social history in recasting the female form. 24 Apr 2024 | Review
A Conversation on Caste, Labour and Art with Vikrant BhiseCritical CollectiveThe young Bombay-based artist discusses his engagement with Ambedkar’s teachings and the stories of the Dalit community depicted in his paintings.24 Apr 2024 | Interview
Lipstick Stories: ‘Middle-Class’ India Gazes at ItselfNeerja DeodharRoshan Chhabria’s latest solo show employs observational humour and a kitschy style toreflect on the common man’s aspirations and insecurities.24 Apr 2024 | Review
reflect on the common man’s aspirations and insecurities.
Centenary Tribute to F.N Souza (1924-2002)Critical CollectiveOn the evolution of the works of F.N Souza and how they stand within the context of contemporary sensibilities.24 Apr 2024 | Essay
Situating Raghu Rai in A Thousand LivesA review of the master lensman's latest retrospective at Kiran Nadar Museum of Art, which focuses on his photojournalistic frames and images of important personalities, captured between 1965 and 200525 Mar 2024 | Review
A Centenary Tribute to K.G. SubramanyanVasudha ChatterjeeRemembering one of 20th-century India's most prolific and prominent modernists, who was a renowned artist, writer, teacher and institution builder.25 Mar 2024 | Essay
Ameen Sayani (1932-2024): The South Asian Radio StarVebhuti DuggalThe essay looks back at Ameen Sayani's stardom in light of his passing, and about the legacies of his flagship programme, Binaca Geetmala.25 Mar 2024 | Essay
Review of Common Ground: Where Our Truths MeetNamrata GhoshThe second edition of the Indian Ceramics Triennale brings together artists from 12 countries that engage with landscape, identity, history and culture.25 Mar 2024 | Review
Conversations with Three Contemporary South Asian Women ArtistsNamrata Ghosh and Radhika SharmaAnoli Perera (from Sri Lanka), Bushra Waqas Khan (from Pakistan), and Pooja Duwal (from Nepal) reflect on their practice.25 Mar 2024 | Interview
Afrah Shafiq and the Art of Play by Mrinalini Vasudevan
The Last Sanctuary: Vasudevan Akkitham by Gayatri Sinha
Diljit Dosanjh: The Urban Pendu in a Global Village by Ramna Walia
Remembering Arundhati Devi on Her Birth Centenary by Mrinalini Vasudevan
“Girls Just Wanna Have Fun”: Rhea Kapoor’s Messy, Unapologetic Heroines by Sreya Mitra