Review

An art exhibition by Savita Dwivedi ‘Jiji’ at Sukriti Art Gallery, JKK, Jaipur The first encounter with Savita Dwivedi. otherwise known as Jiji and her art was almost incidental while scrolling through the posts of the eminent artist and her son Hemant Dwivedi from Udaipur. Amid discussions of technique, theory and contemporary debates on Facebook,

The recently concluded photography exhibition ‘Lenscape Kerala’ captures varied and fresh views of the Southern land of spices.   That Kerala is God’s own Country is perhaps one of the most used descriptions for the state. It is also one of the most photographed, after Kashmir perhaps. For a photographer to find new ways to talk

Satyakam Saha’s recently concluded solo at Bikaner House brings together two decades of artistic practice, in his first solo show  While looking at an artwork we often do not see what went on behind the scenes to construct it. Constructs explored how ‘images and ideas are formed, dismantled and reassembled across mediums.’ Held at Bikaner

By Iftikar Ahmed At Bikaner House, New Delhi, Sudip Roy’s ongoing exhibition Junjaali, on view until 20 December 2025, unfolds as a quiet yet deeply affecting return. The exhibition is not framed as a retrospective, nor does it attempt to compress decades of practice into a summarising gesture. Instead, it brings together works created over

Witnessing Imran Kokiloo’s ‘You Ran Away’  I. The Empty Room  You enter an empty room. White walls hold nothing but light and air. The city’s cacophony remains outside, muffled beyond the threshold. In this deliberate void, you wait—though for what, you don’t yet know. Then, gradually, as if emerging from beneath water, sounds surface. Voices.

Abbas A Malakar Vishnu’s avatar Narasimha tears apart the demon king Hiranyakashyap over the knee.  Hanuman rips his own chest to show Rama and Sita forever situated with himself. A woman seductively prepares a betel-leaf for. A cat admires all of it from afar with a fish in its mouth. Yes, one of those famous

Janeita Singh’s Jungian Analysis of F.N. Souza In this compelling critical study, literature scholar Janeita Singh offers a psychological excavation of F.N. Souza’s provocative artwork through a Jungian lens. The book navigates the complex terrain of one of the founding members of the Bombay Progressive Artists’ Group, whose unconventional depictions of female nudes amidst religious