Art and Community
Following the release of her book UnMyth, she speaks to us about her “slippery” relationship with feminism, Global South as a lens, politics of language and more
Paintings and sculptures. Some standing poised in its fulfilled state. While some still a meticulous work in progress. An artist’s studio cradles a multitude of emotions, impulses and purpose that intentionally or otherwise easily become the backbone of the space. Such is the inspiring reality of William Rushton’s cosy yet free-spirited loft in Alabama, USA, […]
In the 60’s, Herb and Dorothy Vogel, an unlikely duo comprising a humble postal clerk and his librarian wife, achieved the extraordinary feat of amassing a massive and vibrant art collection. Ranging from conceptual and minimalist art such as Sol LeWitt and John Chamberlin, their collection, totaling around 2,500 works. They approached art acquisition driven […]
The economist turned painter, known for her sense of individualism, Nayanaa Kanodia is a pioneer of the genre of L’Art Naif in India. Exhibiting her latest selection of artwork, later this month, at the famed Jehangir Art Gallery in Mumbai, her style is well known and characterised as having an air of whimsy with flat, […]
