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By Shankar Tripathi The ongoing exhibition ‘Diaries, Soliloquies and Stories we Tell….” curated by Prima Kurien, inhabits the fragile threshold between remembrance and loss; a

Gayatri Singh We are living in a world that has forgotten how to stop. Our days are a relentless sequence of swipes, clicks, and transactions—a

Shankar Tripathi . A flower does not announce its arrival; it germinates quietly, beneath the surface, negotiating darkness, pressure, and time. Badush Babu’s artistic practice,

Deepanjali Shekhar in conversation with Gayatri Singh . Born in Patna, Bihar, Deepanjali Shekhar is a visual artist whose practice unfolds through drawing and painting,

Not every space needs to become something else to be meaningful. When we opened the doors to our new space in Panchsheel, we resisted the instinct

By Shankar Tripathi . To chant is to remember through repetition. It is to utter a sound until it transcends sound itself, to return to

Silent Spring, Solo Show by Santanu Dey . By Aditi Ghildiyal The Silent Spring gushes across us, embodying traces of memory, residue and familial matters.

In luxury hotels, art isn’t an accessory—it’s identity. For today’s travelers, comfort and service are expected. What sets a property apart is emotion, story, and

Written By Dr. Prashant Phirangi Header Image Credits: Somnath Hore/ Kiran Nadar Museum of Art . . Introduction to Relief Printmaking Relief print is a