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Ravi Agarwal: In the Realm of Nature
Shreya Ray
Ravi Agarwal’s photography forces us to ask: Is this what we do to nature? Is this what we do in turn, to ourselves?
The Art of Pursuit at Close Quarters
Our columnist’s visits to the studios of leading artists will bring together the intimacy of appreciation and the privacy of creation
Avinash Chandra: The Disappearing Artist
Avinash Chandra’s work is riveting, often for its shocking amorality
Waswo X Waswo and R Vijay: The Miniaturists
The American photographer Waswo X Waswo and Rajasthani artist R Vijay have created acclaimed miniature paintings that bend genres and are as exquisite as they are contemporary
Ebrahim Alkazi: The Idealist
Ebrahim Alkazi’s lifelong project was to burst the seemingly exclusive bubble in which the appreciation of art and theatre appeared to take place
Himmat Shah: A Lone Figure of Grandeur
The rawness of emotion and the earthiness of material give the sculptures of Himmat Shah a primeval aura
The Mark of A Modernist
Although Nasreen Mohamedi lost most of her motor functions, she did manage to retain control over her right hand. Her last work remains ethereal, meticulous but also filled with palpable gravitas
The Crayon Revolution
What is the lure of the adult colouring book? Is it a sign of boredom and loneliness? Does it alleviate stress? Is it a return to childhood? Or is it a symptom of ‘rage against the machine’?
EDUCATION SPECIAL
Madhavankutty Pillai • V Shoba • Lhendup G Bhutia • Sunaina Kumar • Shreya Sethuraman • Gunjeet Sra
The Art Commune
Between the recession and the deep blue sea takes place the RPG Art camp, the oldest of its kind in India
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