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THE HINDU: ‘DOAB DIL’ BY SARNATH BANERJEE : WHERE THE RIVERS MEET
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Friday, March 1st, 2019 | by project88pressadmin
Satwik Gade on Sarnath Banerjee in The Hindu Published on1 March 2019 Twin streams, of words and images, drawings and colouring, converge into a seamless whole The title, Doab Dil, is supposed to signify the heart of the convergence of twin …
Read more..Five artists engage with history and its reclamation at the Kochi Biennale – in order to create a new map to an old world – Vandana Kalra
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Thursday, January 24th, 2019 | by project88pressadmin
13 January, 2018 – Indian Express The Otolith Group: Anjalika Sagar and Kodwo Eshun I 50, 52 Work: O Horizon In their film O Horizon, London-based artist collective The Otolith Group — comprising Anjalika Sagar and Kodwo Eshun — explore …
Read more..IS THE FUTURE OF ART FEMALE? NO, IT’S A LOT MORE INCLUSIVE THAN THAT – HIMALI SINGH SOIN
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Wednesday, January 2nd, 2019 | by project88pressadmin
December 25, 2018 – Vogue Here’s why the art world needs to break out of gender constructs and think more queerly I was asked to attend to the question, “Is the Future of Art Female?”. Those that identify as female …
Read more..ENTER THE WORLD OF ECOLOGICAL WEIRD – PHALGUNI DESAI
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Wednesday, January 2nd, 2019 | by project88pressadmin
28 December, 2018 – The Hindu Rohini Devasher’s artistic genius brings a mishmash of plant and animal species to life in her ongoing solo show, Hopeful Monsterssays Phalguni Desai “I don’t think we’re looking at a plant,” Whitby says, tentative, …
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