In a conversation centred around his latest show, ‘Kaarawaan and Other Stories’, Gulammohammed Sheikh ruminates about making art in a fast-changing world, where humanity is diminishing. A world which spurs him to creativity that keeps the humane voice alive.

A granular public memory is being pulverised and reconstituted through a vast digital operating system, to consolidate the visual field into a monocultural world view.

Brightly painted murals, monumental sculptures on traffic junctions, an art show and curated shopping experience in gallery premises are an expression of hubris, nothing more.  

Kavita Singh was a brilliant scholar, writer, curator, teacher, mentor and institution builder.

Avant-garde artists of the time were primarily concerned with projecting different kinds of future work spaces.