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Knma endeavors to become a space for confluence and its publications are a corroboration of that vision for posterity. They underscore the drive of this department to come out with well researched books after each exhibition which act as reservoirs of in-depth information to scholars, students, and art lovers alike. Since its inception in 2010, the Knma publications department has published many titles including exhibition catalogues that uphold the creative energy of the publication program.
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Collecting Asia : A New Internationalism?
Speakers: Bharti Kher, Marc Quinn, Gu Wenda, Kwok Kian Chow, Philip Dodd
Moderator: Gayatri Sinha
The symposium ‘Collecting Asia’ focused on the local and international intersections of contemporary Asian art in... Read More
An Indian Art Critic and the Bard’s Puzzle : In Memory of Richard Bartholomew
Speakers: Geeta Kapur, Gulammohammed Sheikh, S. Kalidas
Moderator: Gayatri Sinha
Richard Bartholomew (1926-1985), a Burmese émigré who came to... Read More
Contemporary Photography: Artistic Conincidence and License
Speakers: Monica Narula, Sheba Chhachhi, Ravi Agarwal, Ram Rahman, Rahaab Allana
Guest Curator: Gayatri Sinha, Critical Collective
The symposium was centered around three... Read More
The World as Process Rather Than As Fact
Speakers: William Kentridge, Vivan Sundaram, Nalini Malani
Moderator: Gayatri Sinha
The symposium saw Nalini Malani, Vivan Sundaram and William Kentridge present their views on their art practice, most of art making and the... Read More
Addressing the City : The Changing Urban Landscape
Panelists: Ram Kumar, Sudhir Patwardhan, Atul Bhalla, Pooja Iranna
Moderator: Prayag Shukla
Discussant: Roobina Karode
The inaugural exhibition at KNMA Saket, 'Time Unfolded' received encouraging... Read More
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