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Over the years, Shakespeare has fused with India on our screens
Avani Adiga
5 min read
What connects a rural Indian doctor from the 1920s, Vishal Bharadwaj’s cinema, and a hesitant schoolgirl reading The Merchant of Venice?
Ryan Shah in action on a shoot.
Disha Bijolia
3 min read
Whether leaning into Post Malone’s raw cinematic grit or Guru Randhawa’s blend of pop and cultural nostalgia, Ryan's direction always returns to feeling and how a visual can stay with a viewer.
Ultimately, the exhibition feels like an intimate walk through Tanay Kumar’s life, his journey into becoming an artist, and a visual archive of his thoughts, observations, and inner worlds.
Samiddha Singh
3 min read
True to its title, 'The World I See and the World I Hold', the exhibition is divided into two distinct sections, offering a layered look into how Tanay sees, and perceives the world.
The art we choose to hang on our walls says as much about us as the furniture we collect or the books we display.
Avani Adiga
3 min read
From vintage jazz-bar posters to nostalgic Indian matchbox art, these homegrown collectives are creating prints that bring personality and meaning to every wall.
Taking place on June 19 and 20 at Sadhana Dell'Arte in Merces is Worldbuilder Goa's Marine Catalyst Lab.
Avani Adiga
2 min read
Bringing together artists, filmmakers, XR creators and marine experts, Worldbuilder Goa's Marine Catalyst Lab explores how creativity can contribute to ocean conservation.
Noun introduces itself as :  “a rotational retail residency that explores craft, design and material culture through chapters”.
Avani Adiga
2 min read
A Siolim-based retail residency that celebrates the art of making and the stories behind every object.
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