IMPACT: design thinking and the visual arts in young India (colour) Catalogue

IMPACT: design thinking and the visual arts in young India (colour) CatalogueThis is the first in a series of Chatterjee & Lal exhibitions charting design thinking in India during the 20th Century. For IMPACT, the focus has been on the individuals, groups and institutions active soon after independence and working at the intersection between art and design. The exhibition proposes a cultural environment dating between the 1950s and the 1980s which was characterised by increasing fluidity between the disciplines of design and

Raoul Schrott also weaves in a history which ranges from ancient Greek legends of the origin of light to the medieval darkness of the eclipse

His work has been exhibited in Mumbai

21 x 14 cm

but readers of political and legal theory

are Subramanyan’s murals

He has made a half dozen short films and three feature films – Shadows Formless (2007)

In the Yog Raj Chitrakar: Memory Drawing series which has been shown extensively around the world

12 x 17 in

The book’s 70 striking photographs create an intimate portrait of the Catholic community in Goa rarely seen before—a portrait of people torn between their fidelity to a history of Portuguese faith and culture and their post-Independence Indian identity

Time within Time is both a diary and a notebook

These religious manifestations of popular logic—ranging from Kali to Radha–Krishna to Satyapir to Tantric practice—are fluid and constantly innovating

Dori (thread) looks to bind questions on love and family by observing an important relationship that the author grew up with as a child within a joint family in India