Post Tagged with: "Aditi Saxton"
We spoke with lawyers, activists, policymakers, writers and thinkers in an attempt to trace the patterns of... 
Is a flattened, boxed and labelled Gandhi the parable of our times, asks Aditi Saxton
Pablo Bartholomew’s photographs from the early- and mid-1970s explore identity at the margins of a city
In the aftermath of an explosion of thought, the Raqs Collective swoops in to dissect the debris
Finally, Navtej Johar and Ben J Riepe make a song and dance over men and their sexuality,...
Technology cannot compensate for wisdom. It cannot counterweigh the attention you give to a problem when you...
The bitter dregs of Chinese Coffee are served with saucy soupçons of hilarity and a thick slice...
Are photographs by the visually impaired a floundering paradox or a staggering achievement, asks Aditi Saxton
The girls in the new photobook by Gauri Gill look back at the viewer and ask some...
