Vamika Sinha

2 weeks ago | canvasonline.com | Vamika Sinha

Palestinian artist Majd Abdel Hamid’s first solo show in London at Cell Project Space showcases the contemplative resistance of his textiles.

1 month ago | canvasonline.com | Vamika Sinha

In her solo show DEADHEAD at Fondazione Merz in Turin, Yto Barrada continues disrupting linear colonial and capitalist notions of time. On Instagram, Yto Barrada calls herself “Flower Thief”.

2 months ago | sorbetmagazine.com | Vamika Sinha

What makes photography such a seductive medium is its promise of perfection?. Imagine, at the cusp of its invention: the gateway to freezing a moment for, effectively, ever. The meaning of the word “memory” shifting out of its clothes into something more permanent. With our phones, photography also ushers in the irreal, morphs the meaning into something weirder and more god-like. Now the camera can change the memory, make it smoother or shinier or take the unsmiling person out from the back.

Jan 14, 2025 | canvasonline.com | Vamika Sinha

Zeinab Saleh’s paintings carry the texture and feel of cyanotypes drained of their blues, with the artist’s latest solo show demonstrating the quiet growth of her practice.

Jan 7, 2025 | thepolisproject.com | Aishwarya AVRaj |Vamika Sinha |Aysha Sana |Adithya Kamesh

Born in 1972, Nirmala Putul Murmu is many things: a distinguished poet, activist, and second-time Sarpanch or the village head in the local government of Kurwa Gram Panchayat, Dumka, Jharkhand. Writing in Santali and Hindi, her work transcends linguistic barriers and is translated into multiple languages, including English, Marathi, Russian, and Korean. She has been honored with prestigious awards like the Sahitya Akademi Prize for Translation and the Rashitrya Yuva Samman by the Sahitya Academy.