WALLPAPER* Magazine | India Edition

Wallpaper* magazine shifted HQ to Mumbai and Delhi with one goal: to produce as true a portrait as possible of the most eye-popping, synapse-snapping, pulse-pushing place on the planet.

Checkout behind the scenes of the photo shoot by contemporary photographer - Bharat Sikka.

In Plato's Cave | Alternative Photography Workshop, Delhi

A project collaboration of Goa-CAP and Lucida, curated by Vidisha Saini.

In Plato’s Cave is a week-long confluence of ideas on photography, engaging the participants in dialogue and debate through workshops, seminars and exhibitions. The focus of this edition is to revive and revisit practice of alternative processes of photography, in India.

Week-long workshops that are a combination of photography using the camera as well as camera-less techniques. Talks, presentations and other activities around history of photography and contemporary practices are planned.

Download Event Schedule: http://bit.ly/events_ipc

OUT OF PRINT | Indie Webzine

Out of Print is an online platform for writers of short fiction with a connection to the Indian subcontinent. The traditions of story-telling layer their collective contemporary voice. If you would like to share your stories visit -- http://outofprintmagazine.co.in

Paris-Delhi-Bombay | Contemporary Indian Art at Centre Pompidou

Paris-Delhi-Bombay is an exciting show on contemporary India, up at the Centre Pompidou in Paris until September 19th. The exhibition explores contemporary India through the eyes of both Indian and French artists.

Paris - Delhi - Bombay... by centrepompidou

POOL | Indie Indi Design Magazine

POOL is India's monthly design magazine which aims to inspire via innovative approaches in never-seen-before Design/Innovation/Creative features.

Get access to Pool's first Anniversary Issue here!

Hand Painted Type | Indian Typography Project

Painter Kureshi from hanif kureshi on Vimeo.

HandpaintedType is a project that is dedicated to preserving the typographic practice of street painters around India. These painters, with the advent of local DTP (Desktop Publishers) shops, are rapidly going out of business with many of them switching to the quicker, cheaper but uglier vinyls. Many painters have given up their practice altogether.

The project involves documenting the typefaces of road side painters across India and digitizing it so that it serves as a resource for present and future generations.

HandpaintedType is a collaborative project. If you’d like to contribute or collaborate, please get in touch.