This article was first published in The Weight of a Petal: Ars Botanica, edited by Sita Reddy, Mumbai: Marg, Vol. 70, No. 2, December 2018–March 2019. Rohini Devasher …for that which we imagine must be either something already seen or a … Continue reading
9 November, 2018 – Livemint “Indian artists reach for the stars with telescopes, domestic objects and lost constellations, Indian contemporary art takes a shot at cosmic phenomena and astronomy. After chasing eclipses across the country, artist Rohini Devasher travelled to … Continue reading
6 May, 2018 – ELLE “Art requires leisurely stretches of time to just look, feel and think, so an art fair isn’t exactly the place to engage with art. But the best art fairs like Frieze can provide moments of … Continue reading
27 April, 2018 – Live Mint “In May, 190 of the world’s best galleries will converge on to Randall’s Island Park in New York, with a gigantic, translucent tent transforming into a hub for cutting-edge contemporary art. And sharing space … Continue reading
16 March, 2018 – The Hindu “While Rohini Devasher and Reena Kallat both provide viewers with intriguing modifications and perspectives to the current world we inhabit, Prajakta Potnis examines temporary man-made worlds like airports and malls that we often escape … Continue reading
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