under Trisha Gupta

A Sense of Belonging

Twenty-eight contemporary artists explore the idea of home in terms of racial identity, sexuality and even languages that are dying out

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27 Feb 2013 | BY Trisha Gupta
An Insider’s View

Richard Bartholomew, as a compilation of his writings reveals, was an art critic who didn’t let his friendships with the top artists of his time suppress his voice

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14 Oct 2012 | BY Trisha Gupta
Life in a Dream

Project Cinema City excavates quirky connections between the Hindi film industry and the city of Bombay

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31 Aug 2012 | BY Trisha Gupta
The Biography of a Song

Spandan Banerjee’s National Award winning documentary traces the origins of a popular Bengali folk song and its strange journey across the world

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16 Jul 2012 | BY Trisha Gupta
Oh, Calcutta

The Kalighat paintings were remarkable critiques of city life in early 19th century Calcutta, even when the subjects were ostensibly religious ones

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30 May 2012 | BY Trisha Gupta
The World according to a Cat Lover

The fate of both peasants and animals in Ramkinkar Baij’s art is a record of change in a post-industrial world

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1 Apr 2012 | BY Trisha Gupta
A Kapoor by Chance

Rishi is the least Kapoor-like of the Kapoors: shorn of the family mannerisms and preoccupation with their image. Now, on the eve of turning 60, he is getting the roles of a lifetime and relishing them too

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16 Feb 2012 | BY Trisha Gupta
Familiar Sorts

In her latest collection of stories, Ruth Prawer Jhabvala writes of people you feel you already know. In her assured hands, that may not be a bad thing

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7 Jan 2012 | BY Trisha Gupta
Nainsukh through a Modern-day Lens

The biopic of a Pahari miniaturist, now considered the most important Indian painter of the 18th century

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15 Dec 2011 | BY Trisha Gupta
Tales from the Desert Safari

In Jaisalmer, tour guides and hotel managers can be as interesting as the place itself

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25 Nov 2011 | BY Trisha Gupta
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