What inspires me is good art and good exhibitions. It’s where everything begins. I consider myself an evangelist of art. I believe it is my ultimate duty to communicate the value of art. Curator...
Sohee Park
Storm Ascher
Contemporary art & community “I wanted to work in art but not contribute to the ways in which art objects can displace entire communities.” – Storm Ascher Storm Ascher, curator...
Kiran Nadar
Kiran Nadar leads us on a heritage walk down memory lane, spanning the evolution of Indian art over the last 100 years. I feel India is ready for an architectural masterpiece in the form of a museum...
Category - Curatorial
Interviews with stakeholders of contemporary art galleries. Contemporary art curators and international gallerists define their curatorial policies and share stories and insights about the inner runnings of a contemporary art gallery.
Selena Cerami is the London-based director of Eve Leibe Gallery, an itinerant gallery space that has produced and curated exhibitions in London as well as...
Devanshi Shah talks about her experience at the School for Curatorial Studies in Venice and putting together an exhibition alongside the Venice Biennale in an...
Aditi Rakhe, curator of the Futures of Sexualities Festival, TIFA Working Studios, in an interview with the Asian Curator. Trishla Talera with Zeesh The...
Art historian, curator and writer – Lina Vincent gets candid in an interview with Sonalee Tomar on her idea of a multidisciplinary practice. Featured image:...
Aditya Mehta had a dream – easily accessible high quality affordable art. The CEO and founder of Art&Found rejects the technical narrative in favour...
Shazeb Arif Shaikh, on the role of ephemera in the life of a curator & the lifelong pursuit of learning. If someone has taught us to go through life...
Creative collaboration The intention of the show was to be at the intersection of biographical theatre, food and design. Each element that makes up the show is...
Curator and writer, Mayank Mansingh Kaul writes about our responsibilities towards history as a way to understand our future. Perhaps even today – in this part...