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MUSEUMS, TECHNOLOGY, AND THE NEW INDIAN USER
The pandemic period pushed a lot of institutions into kickstarting the use of tech in order to maintain their audiences virtually, and many of them continued beyond the basics, not only to digitise the collections but to accelerate remote viewership.
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The Illusion of Preservation: Reflections on World Heritage Day
For a nation so profoundly rich in both tangible and intangible history, we often struggle to celebrate or preserve it with the rigor it deserves.
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Visual Arts Pedagogy in India – Past and Present
“The highest education is that which does not give us information but makes our life in harmony with all existence.” – Rabindranath Tagore
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The Convenience of Malleable Ethics
It is not that ethical systems are non-existent, it’s more that these are made malleable for convenience and become relative to the situational context.
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Whose History Is It Anyway?
Is history collective? Is it individual? Is it both? Or is it neither?
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THERE ARE INFINITE STORIES and infinite ways to tell them…
Sometimes, it is beautiful to listen to an unknown language without subtitles, to have the words and their intended meanings flow through your bones and to let go of the urge to ‘understand’ and interpret.
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THINGS TAKE THE TIME THAT THEY TAKE
I appreciate the convenience of instant connection for work, and value staying in touch with friends– but at my pace.
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Travelling Plants, in Bangalore
2025, 10-19 October.
1Shanthiroad Studio/Gallery,
Shanthinagar, BENGALURU. -
Parallel Kilns – Modernist Ceramics from Madras and Bombay
2025, 09 October – 22 November.
Gallery Prologue,
Colaba, MUMBAI. -
where does the light fall
2025, 08 October – 08 November.
Gallery Espace,
New Friends Colony, NEW DELHI. -
Lands, Real and Imagined
2025, 28 September.
Arthshila Goa,
273, Nachinola, GOA. -
Visual Arts Pedagogy in India – Past and Present
Of all arts, the best is Visual Arts It is conducive to attainments of virtue, wealth, pleasure and liberation Wherever it is established, at home or elsewhere, it is a harbinger of auspiciousness Chitrasutra, Vishnudharmottara Purana