Article: Tagore – The poet paints! by Dhani Muniz
In Rabindranath Tagore, India found and lost the greatest artistic symbol it never knew it needed. There is even an […]
A (Not Quite) New Indian Art I by Dhani Muniz
I’ve heard the phrase “I have no country” quite a bit… In a place like Auroville, it’s an inescapable sentiment. […]
Hidden Cities – Claire Iono by Dhani Muniz
After a healthy bit of frustration, I recently decided to try and make it a point to go to all […]
Several Places At Once- An Installation by Supriya Pava
Installations are the Biggest Deal in the contemporary art world. In terms of both influence and prestige, they’ve arguably outstripped […]
Sounds Of A Silent Age- Visual Music and Artistic Synthesis
Morton Feldman, the more I dive into his life and work, seems increasingly like a quiet prophet that is still […]
Supriya Pava: A Fresh Take On Environmental Art – Dhani Muniz
Art in itself is a balancing act. But art that attempts to contribute something of worth to the contemporary dialogue, […]
Dhani Muniz shares his insights into the connections between visual arts and music
NOTES: OF STAFF & CANVAS Note1 – Back, To A Future-Leaning Past: Jazz and the visual arts have become […]
The Quest For Movement- Why We Need Artistic Criticism in Auroville
The Quest For Movement- Why We Need Artistic Criticism in Auroville What makes a city a city? Not population, because […]