The Wire's illustrator pays tribute to the bravery of women in Iran in the face of state repression.
Pariplab Chakraborty
‘Where Knowledge Is Free’: On Teachers’ Day, Reading Tagore’s Poem Through Illustrations
Rabindranath Tagore's prayer for an independent mind remains as relevant today as it was 100 years ago.
‘In Memory of Danish Siddiqui’: Sketches From the Candlelight Vigil at Jamia
An artist and a Jamia student pays homage to the late Pulitzer Prize winner with a series of illustrations.
Illustrated | Farmers Rage Against the Government Machine
A series of artworks depicting the anger of the farmers as their fight against the three contentious farms Bills continues unabated.
‘My Dystopic Nightmares’: An Artist’s Impression of the Lockdown
Amidst a nationwide lockdown and isolation, I turn to art to vent my suppressed fears about what's going around and what lies ahead.
Illustrations | One Night at Shaheen Bagh
A night of resistance through the eyes of an artist.
Illustrated: Civil Disobedience in 2019 Delhi
The Wire's illustrator Pariplab Chakraborty ventured out in these troubled times to see a city come together despite facing a sea of khaki.