Project Platypus, the brainchild of Bengaluru-based SortedPandit, is a competition that requires designing a space for a gathering of not less than 10 people, keeping in mind social distancing. You can use technology, but it must have a physical experience Read More

Is the art market and community complicit in furthering our destructive obsession with tortured artistic genius? Explores Rosalyn D’Mello Read More

In conversation with the award winning advertisement filmmaker about his debut feature film, Ghoomketu, which is now streaming on Zee5 Read More

Data information shapes our understanding of COVID-19 in profound ways. So what are its responsibilities? Read More

SGH2, a global energy company, might have a very promising solution for our waste problem — the world’s largest green hydrogen plant that gasifies any kind of waste (from plastic to paper and from tires to textiles) to make hydrogen Read More

British architecture studio Grimshaw and Dutch manufacturers Concrete Valley are developing Modular Water Dwellings that could be built in places at risk from climate change Read More

Picking his way through the alleyways and back streets of Los Angeles, artist David Connelly collects discarded cardboard and other reclaimed materials, transforming them into detailed painted sculptures of everyday things, mainly vintage technology of decades past Read More

Titled Out, the short by Steven Hunter tells a gay man’s struggle to come out to his parents, via switching bodies with his dog Read More

Whether unwrapping themselves from textile folds or balancing atop spindly stools, Monica Rohan’s figures are perpetually in motion Read More

French designer Christophe Gernigon has conceptualised Plex’Eat, a suspended plexiglass shield for people to safely eat at restaurants while maintaining distance Read More

Showcasing the changing geographies of urban spaces, the exhibition of intricate paper works delves into issues of contemporary urban environment Read More