Fifty years ago, Linda Nochlin's essay 'Why have there been no great women artists?' was published. It would change how we see art and its institutions, and still reverberates today.
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Illustrations | A Series on Women’s Health by PARI in Collaboration With Population Foundation of India
In 2020, People’s Archive of Rural India worked in collaboration with Population Foundation of India to publish a series on the issue of women's reproductive and sexual health.
On Missing Theatre, My Second Home
I just want to perform. Even if it is some backstage work, I just want to work with my team.
‘Zaikaana’: A Bengaluru Couple’s Project Rooted In Love For Stories and Food
In May 2019, a storyteller and her partner decided to launch an inclusive and diverse platform to share stories inspired by people and their journeys with food.
‘Sanitary Panels’, Contempt and Arrests: A Brief History of Political Cartoons in India
On December 1, the Attorney General assented to a law student's request to initiate contempt of court proceedings against cartoonist Rachita Taneja.
‘Project Virasat’: SRCC Students’ Initiative to Revive Dying Art Forms
Three years ago, a group of second-year students decided to support local artisans after coming to know about the hardships faced by Punjab's Thathiyaar community.
In Photos | Pracheen, the Only Block Printers in Mumbai Who Use Natural Dyes
For the past 30 years, the 100-year-old printing unit has only been using indigo, mehendi and sap sourced from across the country.