HOMEGROWN CREATORS

HOMEGROWN CREATORS

Halfway across the world from New York, and fifty years after the genre’s inception, three South Asians have tapped into the essence of hip hop, wielding its power by injecting it with their own cultural contexts.
The Open Studio marks the culmination of the three-month Serendipity Arts Residency, offering a glimpse into the creative journeys of this year’s resident artists.
The Homegrown Culture Bulletin
'Putul Nacher Itikotha' marked a clear break from the romanticism of the Bengal Renaissance.
A large part of Devanshi's practice is shaped by the emotional charge of that world
Art of Panjab is a love letter to Punjab through hip-hop. It's a declaration of cultural pride and preservation, yes, but it also exudes tenderness, conflict, and desire.
We Outside places the Northeast at the center of India's rap scene.
By reclaiming indigo in her embroidery, Surana engages directly with its colonial history.
Rainbow Disco Club Is Making Its India Debut In Goa With 'Don’t Forget To Go Home'
Over several months, Ranjit documented these humble spaces capturing what they’ve come to represent beyond a mere haircut
The title borrows from a term commonly used across Indian households — a respectful invocation that simultaneously denotes 'Mother' and 'Goddess'. For Sagar, there is no division between the two.
In Shivam's colourful illustrations, the ordinary and the everyday takes on new meaning and becomes magical when seen through a childlike sense of joy and wonder.
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