Tebhaga Prints

Tebhaga PrintsIn the winter of 1946, Somenath Hore, one of Indias major painter sculptors, was assigned by the Communist Party of India to document the Tebhaga movement in North Bengal. A young art student at the time, Hore witnessed the massive mobilization taking place in a network of villages, and captured the widespread spirit of peasant consciousness and militant solidarity, all the more remarkable at a time when communalism was rife in national politics.

Luigi Ontani and Wolfgang Laib

Left alone to deal with her constant questions

Dimple B Shah

who came to look upon Mozumdar as a son

His creative writing includes poems and short stories which were published frequently in journals like Thought and the Illustrated Weekly

he has contributed articles to the Indian editions of journals such as Architectural Digest and Domus

and The Sarai Programme

speak directly to the essential and individual relationship between a reader and a literary text

Illustrated with photographs collected by the artist over six years

South Carolina

Dayanita Singh

Simla (her summer getaway) and Budapest (her mother's hometown) combined to influence her work