The Hindu
A growing legion of Indian artists tell vital, sometimes cautionary, tales of the wild before all is lost in this age of the Anthropocene, the earth’s new epoch brought on by our own human recklessness Read More
Artnet News
Designer Daniel Voshart's works use a technique that has become popular online. Read More
Spoon and Tamago
For 35 years, since he was in grade school, the sculptor Tomohiro Yasui has been making paper robots. Read More
Architectural Digest
If there's one thing the Coronavirus pandemic hasn't changed, it's the momentum and relevance of art Read More
It's Nice That
The work produced is to be exhibited at Sotheby’s, with all profits going to Fine Cell Work. Read More
Soul City is a book about Calcutta from the perspective of 16 different ‘Calcuttans’ who share their version of the City of Joy. Read More
This Is Colossal
Slated to open in the next few weeks, the new Kadokawa Culture Museum in Japan is situated within a starkly designed structure by architect Kengo Kuma (previously). Read More
Creative Boom
Performative art comes in many forms but none so distinctive than David Henry Nobody Jr's bonkers, fictional characters that sport body paint, unusual masks and wearable sculptures made up of all kinds of random objects. Read More
Creative Boom
With Tokyo 2020 Olympics in full swing, our attention has been solely on sport (and perhaps on logos too), but who knew that many athletes have also become artists for this year's games? Read More
Scroll.in
The project has brought together six artists together in a digital environment of conversation and collaboration. Read More
Scroll.in
A retrospective of the acclaimed filmmaker on Mubi India is a rare opportunity to revisit the purity of his artistic expression. Read More
Stir World
A multi-layered narrative of events in India that inspired various creative practitioners to use the language of art as a tool to revolt against the administration. Read More