The Captivating Spiral of Time
Time may be an abstract concept, but it remains the most valuable currency in our markets… A reflection on the fallacies and possibilities of this priceless commodity
2020 Vol 3 Qtr 2
Goonj: Echoes of a Visionary
A photo essay depicting the bottom-up mode of development propagated by Goonj in India
Bringing Development Back to The Human
Charity is ok for a time, but I strongly believe that any development programme which works on such an unequal paradigm cannot lead to development.
Dwelling at the Threshold: A Gallery
A digital gallery of Bose Krishnamachari’s works – Ghost/Transmemoir, Laboratory of Visual Art and Mirror Sees Best in the Dark
Art as History-Making in the Present
A believer in contrast and the simultaneous existence of extremities, Bose Krishnamachari talks to us about the value of art from the perspective of aesthetics, philosophy and the market
Mahesh: A Translation
Originally written by Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay, ‘Mahesh’ is translated from the Bengali by Arunava Sinha
On Books, Bhasha, and Baazar
As a gatekeeper of the literary polysystem, translator Arunava Sinha shares with us insights on the markets of translation and publishing
An App in Need, A Friend Indeed
A corporate filmmaker-cum-travel blogger speaks of how he chanced into a tech adventure during the Covid-19 lockdown, as his app becomes a farmer’s alternative for middlemen in Kerala
The Roots of Odisha’s Theatre Practices
Theatre troupe Natya Chetana, a UNESCO recognised intangible cultural heritage, refuses to make the jump to OTT platform during lockdown. Here’s why
Public History: Towards A Credible Engagement With the Past
Without any exposure to the historical method, how can the public be expected to distinguish between credible and not-so-credible narratives about the past?
