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The woman who set up Afghanistan’s biggest cultural archive
Arts / The Lede
The woman who set up Afghanistan’s biggest cultural archive
Nazes Afroz
“I Understand the Project of Trans-Feminism To Be About the Liberation of All Genders”: An Interview With the Poet and Performance Artist Alok Vaid-Menon
Gender / Interview
“I Understand the Project of Trans-Feminism To Be About the Liberation of All Genders”: An Interview With the Poet and Performance Artist Alok Vaid-Menon
Skye Arundhati Thomas
Film / Reportage A cult filmmaker’s Indian misadventure Poorna Swami
Arts / Essay The cockeyed vision of RK Laxman Nakul Krishna
Arts / The Lede Why a legendary calligrapher has been denied the Padma Shri for 16 years Basit Malik
Arts / Essay Bhupen Khakhar’s experiments with truth Nakul Krishna
Literature / Books Graphic Novels for MBAs Adrienne Raphel
Arts / Photo Essay The Pocketbook Illustrations of the Rebel Artist BM Anand Brij Mohan Anand
Arts / Photo Essay Everything Starts From Silence: The Works of VS Gaitonde VS Gaitonde
Arts / Photo Essay Satish Gujral's Brush With Life: An Overview Of Six Decades Of His Art Satish Gujral
Arts / Commentary As museums increasingly move into commercial spaces, new tensions emerge in artists’ alternative histories Svati P Shah
Politics / The Lede A card game recreates the vicious world of Indian electoral politics Sonam Joshi
Film / Essay Satyajit Ray’s graphic art proves a fascinating alternative introduction to the filmmaker's visual imagination Trisha Gupta
Arts / Essay Tracking the currents of contemporary dance in India Sanjoy Roy
Arts / The Lede A taxi driver and his passion for a 16th-century performance form Minu Ittyipe
Film / Essay Iran’s Oscar-winning film is not a ‘dirty picture’ of any one society Michael Snyder
Arts / Essay What Yoko Ono meant Manjula Padmanabhan
Arts / Essay Peter Nagy and the rise of contemporary Indian art Himanshu Bhagat
Arts / Essay This Pomp At The Pompidou Mira Kamdar
Crime / Essay Partners In Crime navigates the abstract worlds of copyright, art and the market Snigdha Poonam
Arts / Commentary Bringing art to the people implies democracy and that the fair ain’t, not yet, not anytime soon Gitanjali Dang
Arts / Essay Photojournalism, however serious or humanitarian the issue to which it is committed, does not magically become art when it is taken out of its journalistic context Aveek Sen
Arts / Essay The exhibition works as a showcase for the genre of documentary photography, but the images need not be transformed into fine art Deepanjana Pal
Arts / Essay Richard Bartholomew’s photographs open the door to the inner self, bringing the world close to the human eye Rosalyn D'Mello