A curated take on South Asian art, literature, life and news
Shebani Rao’s delightful illustrations add joy to your life in unexpected ways. See, for example, her coloring book visualizing the upbeat tunes and lyrics of … Read more
During the first months of the Trump administration, we’ve seen increased pressure on Muslim and immigrant communities in the United States. In the face of … Read more
Once home to stray graffiti and innocuous sentences of love and heartbreak, the busiest New Delhi neighborhoods are seeing a rise in public street art, … Read more
Today newspapers across America sharing stories about Inauguration Day also carried prints from the “We The People” public art campaign. The prints feature direct, uplifting … Read more
He Ruined The Word “Great” While relaxing on a fine December morning and still trying to wake up from the nightmare that was the U.S. … Read more
In college I read a shortened translation of the ancient Hindu epic Ramayana, all text and no illustrations. I remember it captured my attention, but it also felt … Read more
Raja Kumari, aka Sveta Rao, releases her first solo EP The Come Up, on November 17. The Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter’s music video for the single “Believe In You” … Read more
Taking inspiration from traditional golu displays from Navarathri celebrations, multidisciplinary California-based Tamilian-American artist Shreya360 began a practice last year of creating a “Virtual Golu” of art … Read more
Back by popular demand and entering its third year, Hindie Rock Fest starts tonight in Cambridge, MA. The alternative desi music and arts event brings … Read more
Aparna Nancherla’s Half Hour comedy special aired on September 9, offering the stand-up comic’s unique takes on depression, anxiety, catcalling, internet listicle articles, and the horrors of … Read more
