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Sagnik Dey
Writer
India has long existed as both a place and a projection in the Western imagination—first as a land of marvels in the accounts of the ancient Greeks, later refracted through the moral gaze of missionaries and the administrative eye of the colonizers. With each era, the image of India shifted from a land of unlimited…
How often do you find the so-called ‘High Art’ displayed alongside local craft practices in a single gallery space, all telling the story of a single city spanning over a century? This is what took place at the Babu & Baazar exhibition, organized by DAG (Delhi Art Gallery) at the Alipore Jail Museum, Kolkata. The…
Chromolithograph from 18th-century Bengal showing the last day of Durga Puja, and Parvati is shown leaving her Maternal home. Her mother is all teary-eyed. At the other end stands Shiva with Ganesh in arms, eagerly waiting for her.