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17 Mar

One of many favorites

Photo credit: Prashanth Naik How often are you asked, ‘What’s your favorite destination?’ And how many times have I failed to answer this question.  On my recent visit to Sanchi, my…

26 Feb

The Occasionalist in Tranquebar

After years of contemplation, I finally made it to Tranquebar, a small Danish town on the east coast of India. Though I knew that the small town was, err, small;…

06 Apr

Art and Activism at Broad Art Museum

The Broad Art Museum in East Lansing is a stunning building designed by the late Zaha Hadid. I am reblogging this post from Saffronart and reliving a project that I…

03 Apr

Entry from a journal- The Camps in Ahmedabad (2002)

July 10th 2002 It’s my third day in Ahmedabad. For the last three days, I have been visiting the riot affected camps and over this course, have met more than…

12 Jan

An inspiring start to 2015- the art of Edmund Thomas Clint

It has been an inspiring start to 2015. While Facebook and WordPress are giving me a complete lowdown on the highlights of my previous year, they tend to ignore or…

18 Jun

What cannot be said, will be wept

I write this post in retrospection. In April, I enacted my first performance titled ‘What cannot be said, will be wept’, that summarized my year as a Masters student at…

08 Apr

Is this the end of the road for Msheireb?

Msheireb is one of the most lively places in Doha. The district still retains the old world charm of the 40s-60s, when it was once a suburb of Doha. Much…

06 Mar

The Colombo Art Biennale 2014

A BIENNALE OF PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE When I took up the role of the regional curator for the Colombo Art Biennale four months ago, I never thought that this…

15 Feb

Caught in the Middle (East)

(This is my first essay that I have ever written on the creation of identity in the Middle East and the emergence of Museums in Qatar) Caught in the Middle…

01 Jan

New Year. New Milestones.

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