Wrapped in hand-hewn limestone bricks, evolved and expanded over decades, this Gujarat home houses some of the entrepreneur’s most eclectic art collection.
Inside Jay Mehta’s family home in Porbandar, poetically shaped by Channa Daswatte Read More »
Pramod Kumar KG, the craft curator at the Serendipity Arts Festival, explores craft archives and the multiplicity of India through two remarkable exhibitions
What 100 books and forgotten carpets tell us about the history of India Read More »
A story about Eka’s ongoing project; the Savita N. Mehta Museum. Read the full story here.
Serendipity Arts Foundation is an organization that facilitates pluralistic cultural expressions, sparking conversations around the arts across the South Asian region. Committed to innovation and creativity, the aim of the Foundation is to support practice and research in the arts, as well as to promote sustainability and education in the field through a range of cultural
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Tourists throng the Porbandar home of the Father of the Nation, but mould rather than inspiration marks the Memorial now – laments Deepthi Sasidharan.
Legacy of disrepair: Kirti Mandir Read More »
Pramod Kumar KG, co-founder of India’s only archiving consulting company, on keeping material memory alive through textile archives. Read More
Archiving Matter for Memory Read More »
Preserving objects to know history isn’t new. But to storify their role in people’s and companies’ journeys, and tell a nation’s history is different.
How daily objects tell the history of India Read More »
The Art Museum RIGA BOURSE is the Latvian architectural monument built in the style of a Venetian Renaissance palazzo symbolising wealth and plenitude.
The Latvian National Museum of Art, Riga, Latvia Read More »
Chemould Prescott Road, formerly known as Gallery Chemould, was established by Kekoo and Khorshed Gandhy at the Jehangir Art Gallery in Mumbai in 1963.
Shireen Gandhy, Chemould Prescott Road Gallery, Mumbai Read More »
