South Asians at the margins – queer, Dalit, Muslim, Bangladeshi, Tibetan, Sikh, Nepali, Pakistani, Shi’a and religious minority backgrounds – have been excluded from the institutions…
Kajal, Vol. 2: Mytho-Techno explores the intersections of technology and faith, or the lack of. We’ve invited over 20 writers and artists to share short stories,…
In a new installation at the Rubin Museum, Brooklyn-based artist Chitra Ganesh interrupts the museum’s permanent collection of Himalayan art with animated videos that draw directly…
With a loyal online following and a client date book that fills up faster than it takes to watch to the end of her Instagram stories,…
Cherry Kutti’s work is provocatively original. Cherry Kutti’s “Red” and “Black” were her first simple-chroma art series, marking the beginning of finding her voice through art. These…
Trust what shows itself. Where do you catch your omens? Do you believe in synchronicity? Studying astrology is one of the deepest ways one can honor…
Rewire your brain. Pardey Ke Peeche (Behind the Curtains) is a graphic art series that examines the arc of the human experience. We have the exclusive…
Makeup is not my strong point–I wear my face bare as often as I can. I stay away from bright colors in favor of neutral tones…
Before entering Edmund Clark’s exhibition, The Day the Music Died, you hear Don McLean’s “American Pie” playing from the bottom of the stairs. Descend into the…
Art is in the medium. As technology progresses, so does art. But the value in using classic mediums has not, and will not, be denigrated. Experiencing…