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Murphy’s Lens: From Kabul to Kolkata, Seamus Murphy makes every photograph an intimate encounter
1+ hour, 4+ min ago (100+ words) 28 Aug 2026 - Vol 05 | Issue 35 He is desperately courting the angry youth. That won't be enough to credibly challenge Modi Seamus Murphy has also made documentary features and films, including: A Dog Called Money (2019): Murphy’s feature debut, documenting his travels with PJ…...
The Art of Preservation: A designer keeps old Bombay alive in his neighbourhood
2+ week, 5+ hour ago (225+ words) At the centre of that remembrance stands James Ferreira. That is James’s gift. Cities survive not because of governments or developers alone. They survive because certain people become their custodians. They protect what cannot be measured on…...
World Photography Day: The World Through a Lens, and Beyond It
2+ week, 3+ day ago (602+ words) Open Magazine...
The Remains of 39 Days
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (30+ words) Open Magazine 17 Jul 2026 - Vol 05 | Issue 29 How the Modi government is planning to get its biggest political agenda passed in Parliament...
Picasso belongs to Europe, Amrita Sher-Gil belongs to the world
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (262+ words) 15 May 2026 - Vol 04 | Issue 71 But the real triumph of the exhibition is not logistical. It is curatorial. The show succeeds in repositioning Sher-Gil not as a peripheral “Indian Frida Kahlo”, a comparison often lazily repeated in European institutions, but as one…...
Lives on the Margins: Indian visual artist Artist Monica Dhaka explores how we can accept our differences
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (372+ words) This story belongs to the Open magazine 14 May 2026 issue. It is into this uneasy space that Monica Dhaka steps, not with spectacle, but with stillness. A London-based Indian visual artist working with moving image, Dhaka does not position herself as…...
Raghu Rai (1942-2026): The photographer who framed India in its historic moments and everyday poetics
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (194+ words) Open Magazine Raghu RaiâÂÂs images always seemed to live up to the adage that a picture could speak a thousand wordsâÂÂif one had the instinct for it As he told Rachna Singh, who wrote the memoir…...