Seven artists from India and the UK Indian diaspora use contemporary printmaking to reflect on cultural identity, memory, displacement, and belonging—showcasing how personal and collective roots…
Author: Anuj Daga
Anuj Daga
Anuj Daga is an architect, writer and curator based in Mumbai. Anuj has worked with several cultural institutions including Max Mueller Bhavan Mumbai, MoMA – New York, CAMP – Mumbai, Godrej Innovation Centre and Serendipity Arts Foundation in different capacities. Currently an Assistant Professor at the School of Environment & Architecture, Mumbai, Anuj has a keen interest in studying the processes of visual culture and meaning-making in the contemporary built environment in South Asia.
At the three-month long Mumbai Urban Art Festival (MUAF) viewers are forced to consume art in the full energy of the city and the sea. At…
Chaitanya Tamhane’s The Disciple explores the burden of self-expectation and the price one pays for a perceived notion of mediocrity.
In her ‘screen-prints’, Delhi-based painter and printmaker Shivangi Ladha maps myriad moods of the human body and morphs them into complex metaphors.