It romanticises university life and builds an aesthetic around longing and suffering. But it's much more than what it has been perceived to be.
Category: Art
In Photos | A Kutch Magician’s Disappearing Act During Lockdown
The rural entertainment industry, which includes small circuses, magicians, performers etc, has been hit very hard by the lockdown.
Lockdown Paves the Way for Insightful Conversations on Photography
Several initiatives undertaken during the lockdown paved they way for honest interactive sessions with a diverse group of photographers, who addressed the complete essence of being a photographer.
Remembering Mujtaba Hussain, Our Abba
Renowned Urdu writer and satirist Mujtaba Hussain, who returned the Padma Shri award to the Union government last year, passed away last month.
‘Inclusivity Through Music’: India’s First Sign Language Rap Video
"In 2019, we pledged to make our music accessible to the deaf community," says IncInk, an independent platform which encourages inclusivity in art.
Why Anti-Art Matters
It's a loosely used term to describe concepts that reject prior definitions of art and question art in general.
Ashamed Over My Mental Illness, I Realised Drawing Might Help Me – and Others – Cope
Finding solace in a daily act that has benefits scientists are just beginning to understand.
Joke About It
Joking about a situation where human lives are lost may seem tone-deaf. But it is humour that gets us through.
‘Some Sort of Normal’: A Mini-Comic on Scenes From the Lockdown
Delhi-based visual artist and illustrator Damini Gupta has drawn up a mini-comic to capture some of the nuances of living life during these troubled times.
I Hope You Dance Silly
Dancing is literally marching to the beat of your own drum. Here's an account that will make you want to dance, and not sit it out.