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The Decorated Cow: The Stereotypes of Worship and Exploitation 

Prachi Sahasrabudhe  The cow sits in the middle of the road in Delhi, and foreigners enjoy seeing her since they are unable to imagine cows sitting in the middle of the roadways in their respective countries. They also like the cultural and religious angle, which keeps cows from being chased out of public places, as […]

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Hopscotch of Manifestations and Experiences: An Era of New Beginnings in Delhi.

 Prachi Sahasrabudhe Sidharth was an ordinary guy who wished to move to a place where he could live the life of an artist.  He had little money and was left with a large collection of paintings and verses that he had produced and sang during his lonely nights at the farmhouse. Someone recommended Delhi, which

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An Illuminating Glimpse Into The Unknown and Artistic Works of Satyajit Ray

Pratiksha Shome A relatively lesser-known artistic identity of Manik babu, aka the world-renowned Satyajit Ray is often overshadowed by his films and his identity as a filmmaker. Ray’s films, books, and magazines, would have been incomplete without his illustrations. A glimpse of this is shown in his biographical cinema “Aparajito” by Anik Dutta. The illustrations

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A Circle Drawn by an Incense Stick:  The Illusionary Journey of Artist Siddharth.

Prachi Sahasrabudhe  For Siddharth, moving from Sweden to India was like returning from nature to culture. In theoretical terms, culture is built of nature and is an interpolation on the core of what we consider natural. Being cultural is essential because it allows individuals to shift from one stage of physical life to another with

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A Young Thangka Painter Lost in the White Country: In Search of Self and Beyond

 Prachi Sahasrabudhe    Storytelling is a ritualistic and performative act that allows people to communicate their emotions and the bigger truths of life through stories created by themselves and their ancestors.  People gather around a fire to unwind and play a game, and when they cannot see each other’s faces, the space transforms into a platform

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Meera Mukherjee: ‘Life in All Things’ and the Rural Indian Life

Krispin Joseph PX Is there anything that remains without language and the landscape in a person? Whatever happens, a person or community strongly connect through different shared experience in the same terrain. Many things come up when we talk about the past, which will change the nature of the content. An ongoing solo show of

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