Musician, impresario, and art enthusiast based in India. As Founder-Editor of Serenade, he aims to foster a deep appreciation for classical music and global art through SerenadeMagazine.art.
Events
In 'Shrines', Abul Hisham reinvents his practice with spectral sanctuaries built from absence and memory. Blending Indian classical traditions with European influences, his fragmented figures and architectures transform ruins into spaces of fragile devotion and resonance.
Photography
Chris Killip’s 'Askam-in-Furness' returns to the community where it was created, shown complete for the first time alongside unseen images, reopening Signal Film and Media’s Cooke’s Studios with a moving portrait of resilience, memory, and history.
Features
Prem Sahib and Permindar Kaur present two compelling solo exhibitions at Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery, exploring themes of identity, visibility, vulnerability, and power through sculptural and spatial interventions that respond to the site’s layered histories.
Interviews
Smita Prabhakar reflects on her journey with the Ishara Art Foundation, championing South Asian contemporary art and cultural philanthropy in the UAE, bridging communities through art and dialogue.
Events
Drawing on Sri Lankan Tamil heritage, Lojithan Ram’s debut exhibition weaves memory, ritual, and resilience into cyanotypes and sculptures—offering a poetic meditation on loss, cultural continuity, and the quiet endurance of belonging.
Events
Sudhir Patwardhan’s 'Cities: Built, Broken' confronts the fractures of urban life in Mumbai and beyond — a poignant visual reckoning with loss, memory, and the human cost of unchecked urban transformation.
Interviews
In this interview, Gulammohammed Sheikh reflects on his six-decade artistic journey, as KNMA’s retrospective showcases his mastery in painting, digital collage, and storytelling—bridging history, memory, and cultural syncretism in transformative ways.
Interviews
Through lingual anarchy and radical hospitality, Mithu Sen dismantles the fixed codes of identity and artistic persona, drawing audiences into a raw, visceral space where power, performance, and meaning are always in flux.
Events
Martand Khosla’s debut exhibition in Mumbai transforms everyday objects into powerful meditations on urban life, exploring systems, materiality, and motion through sculptural forms that invite viewers to reconsider the dynamics of city living.
Events
Dia Art Foundation’s 'Light into Space' at NMACC presents groundbreaking works from the 1960s and 1970s, redefining light and space as artistic mediums. Curated by Jessica Morgan and Min Sun Jeon, the exhibition invites immersive engagement and fresh interpretations.
Interviews
In 'Flower Sutra', Manu Parekh continues his lifelong exploration of dualities—order and chaos, creation and decay—through vivid, pulsating compositions. In this interview, he reflects on faith, movement, and the timeless presence of flowers in his art.
Interviews
Dr. Amin Jaffer discusses his illustrious career, from curating at the V&A to directing The Al Thani Collection, sharing insights on cultural exchange, private patronage, and the transformative power of art in global narratives.