Published on 14 May, 2015 in The New York Times
“This Mumbai gallery went for an intentionally quiet presentation, compared to the screaming visuals elsewhere, with the acclaimed artist and graphic novelist Sarnath Banerjee. Drawings from his “Liquid History of Vasco da Gama” (2014) examine the life of the first European to reach India by sea, while other works reflect contemporary expatriate life. (Mr. Banerjee lives in Berlin.) His drawings are nice reminders of how international art fairs are like instant melting pots, where cultural differences are confronted but more often elided in an attempt to conform to global art trends…”