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| Vol. 4, Issue 2 February 2012 |
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From the Previous Issues |
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Published : 1 June 2011
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By HIMANSHU BHAGAT
A celebration of the iconic Mexican photographer’s home, and a universal celebration of the human condition . . .
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Published : 1 May 2011
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By ROSALYN D’MELLO
Love in India offers the viewer an almost anthropological enquiry into our collective discomfort with matters of the heart and of the crotch . . .
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Published : 1 February 2011
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By AVEEK SEN
Photojournalism, however serious or humanitarian the issue to which it is committed, does not magically become art when it is taken out of its journalistic context . . .
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Published : 1 January 2011
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By GITANJALI DANG
Anish Kapoor, Delhi, Mumbai defies the straitjacket
of nationality, the latitude resulting in works that tease cultural milieus . . .
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Published : 1 December 2010
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By SONAM JOSHI
While the engagement with wide-ranging themes creates multiple dimensions for viewing the works, it diffuses the political framework within which the exhibition defines itself . . .
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