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Manan Shah

Manan Shah is a museologist, curator and writer. His writings and curatorial practices are attentive to antiquity knowledge systems that have informed South Asia's current cultural and political identity. Based in New Delhi, Shah is working as an editorial and programme assistant at TAKE on Art and is a part of the curatorial team at gallery LATITUDE 28.

From Embers to Echoes: Exploring Coal Mining and Urban Transformation at Gallery Exhibit 320

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Manan Shah In the Post nationalisation era, the emergence and establishment of capitalisation has had a significant impact on the country. As regions became more flexible with their trading and commerce policies, they neglected the condition of labourers for a very long time. While we have turned attention to the issue that directly affects us, […]

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Dotwalk Ajitara Art Residency: A new but promising bid among the residency spaces in India

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Historical Context of Art Residency Programs Historically, there are records and evidence of artists receiving patronages from kings and courts who commissioned and provided residential spaces to create art. Through this, patronage contributes more towards building an image of the court and depicts the ruler’s power and wealth. As we try to look at the

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