Navigating the evolution of art conservation in India
Bazaar India explores restoration of art with establishments like the Archaeological Survey of India, INTACH, and others.
Navigating the evolution of art conservation in India Read More »
Bazaar India explores restoration of art with establishments like the Archaeological Survey of India, INTACH, and others.
Navigating the evolution of art conservation in India Read More »
As (Bijoy Jain’s) unworldly new Paris show confirms, he is now crossing to a higher spiritual plane, keen to explore fire — Oliver Wainwright in The Guardian
This documentary is put together from Amar Singh’s diary which he kept in English every single day from 1898 to 1942, for 44 years.
First Among Equals – The Legacy of Amar Singh Kanota Read More »
Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain presents ‘Breath of an Architect’, specially created for the institution by Bijoy Jain, founder of Studio Mumbai.
Bijoy Jain Takes Over the Fondation Cartier with “Breath of an Architect” Read More »
Architect Bijoy Jain would like you to scratch out everything you might have read or think you know about him. It’s all too limiting, he says. (Financial Times)
The cosmic vision of Bijoy Jain Read More »
Textile has been doing it for a while, but now fashion designers are catching up. Swatches, sketches, collections are being documented and stored, ensuring strong brand DNA and enabling collaborations.
Bijoy Jain’s Breath of an Architect, a site specific response to Fondation Cartier, explores his love of space, materiality, silence & the handmade – Deepthi.
Making couture-worthy textiles for ready-to-wear is rare, Herculean and only possible in India; that’s why Abraham & Thakore’s new Ikat leaf repeat pattern deserves a closer look, writes Pramod Kumar KG.
The Ikat Leaf at Abraham & Thakore Read More »
Deepthi Sasidharan’s comments on the much talked-about exhibition at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC), Mumbai.
Deepthi Sasidharan & Pramod Kumar KG quoted in a feature on private collections of art, jewellery, music and more in The Hindu Read more