History (Homegrown Voices)

History (Homegrown Voices)

If the climate crisis is as much about how we live and imagine as it is about carbon and temperature, then perhaps old Indian art has always been ahead of its time.
Whether its the sheer number of Indian visual effects artists in Hollywood today or the larger rising tide of homegrown animation — none of it happens without this humble deer.
The name wasn’t coined out of nowhere. These chairs were built for comfort in sweltering heat
Petroglyphs in Ladakh have been a continuous medium of carving and documentation through changing landscapes, cultures and artistic traditions.
Porattukali is a multi-disciplinary art form narrating stories of underprivileged castes and communities.
Rooh, Attar, Jal, Choya: A Brief History Of Traditional Indian Perfumes
Sudhir earned his stripes the old-fashioned way: by showing up.
Rekha's portrayal of the eponymous Umrao is steeped in dignity and melancholic strength.
The Silk Road: Obeetee's New Collection Reimagines The Ancient Network Of Craft & Culture
Images from Oneal Sabu's food walks and spook trail on hauntings of Kochi
Elokeshi's murder existed at the intersection of intimate partner violence, moral policing, and societal complicity.
From Delhi to Tokyo: How Sarbjit Singh Chadha Became Japan’s First Punjabi Enka Singer
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