[ BOOK LIVES ] Bhavan Museum by Dayanita Singh
“Given her status in the art world, Dayanita Singh is totally capable of building a real museum in the real world.” (more…)
“Given her status in the art world, Dayanita Singh is totally capable of building a real museum in the real world.” (more…)

Half way through Lulu Wang‘s The Farewell a few days ago, I told myself that this film has all the elements of a ‘typical’ immigrant movie. (more…)
I will be lying if I said I bought this book because I totally got it when I was browsing it at Daikanyama T-site. (more…)
SideWalk by Jeff Mermelstein was the winner of the sixth edition of the European Publishers Award for Photography* in 1999 and as a result, this monograph was born. (more…)
I bought this Shōji Ueda book in 2016 because quite a few critics were raving about it, but I knew very little about him otherwise. (more…)
There is something very therapeutic about é by Masao Yamamoto that I find it hard to express fully in words. (more…)
Usually when an established artist departs from his usual/established palette or style, he is often seen to be ‘in crisis’. (more…)