Rashid Rana, Imran Qureshi, Salima Hashmi, are just some of the exponents of contemporary Pakistani art already known to the international public, but unfortunately in…
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Atlas Italiae – Atlas Unknown is the title of Silvia Camporesi work presented at Focus Photography Festival Mumbai 2017 and exhibited at Art Musings Gallery…
Water. That of the Yamuna River (a major tributary of the Ganga), that which flows beneath our feet in the water systems of the cities,…
Leggi tutto The memory of water: interview with Atul Bhalla by Maria Teresa Capacchione
Exciting, astonishing, Bombay can be loved or hated, but it cannot leave you indifferent. Bombay never stops, it’s a bubbling pot that always seems to…
On the one hand a wide open eye on reality, on the other the temple of fiction. But this is precisely what attracts the American…
A public art installation to remember the Bhopal disaster. It’s Samar Singh Jodha’s container in Rome, Piazza della Repubblica (read more (it))
Sight, hearing, sense of smell: an exhibition to explore with all the senses, but also with all ones emotions. This is what the solo exhibition…
“Incidents of Phenomena”, the exhibition which brought together ten artists from India (Atul Bhalla, GR Iranna, Gigi Scaria, Sachin George Sebastian), Myanmar (Phyu Mon, Zaw…
Leggi tutto Intervista ad Abhishek Basu: from Rome to the world (for once)
The historical Indian gallery Chemould Prescott Road of Mumbai celebrated its first fifty years. A long and passionate history, all dedicated to contemporary art of…
Leggi tutto The Chemould Prescott Road gallery of Mumbai, looking great at fifty
The contemporary Indian art scene in the era of crisis (read more)