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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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Nalini Malani, Chapter Two Opening Talk
Speakers: Nalini Malani, Roobina Karode
This talk was centered on the second chapter of Nalini Malani’s retrospective ‘You Can’t Keep Acid in a Paper Bag’, where a discussion between the curator Roobina Karode and Malani brought to light some interesting... Read More
A Lecture on Re-viewing Partition, Reclaiming Lost Ground : A Critical Recovery of the Recovery Operation
Speaker: Ayesha Kidwai
The conversation ensued in the context of ‘The Lightening Testimonies’ by Amar Kanwar (an eight projection video... Read More
Navjot Altaf : Lacuna in Testimony
Speaker: Navjot Altaf
Navjot Altaf’s mode of art practice extended beyond the realms of art world and ventured to seek inspiration in the ordinary mundane public places, transforming them into bold sociopolitical artistic statements. In this conversation around the... Read More
History as Form
Speakers: Vivan Sundaram and Prof. Neeladri Bhattacharya
In this conversation around the exhibition 'Is it What You Think? (Ruminations on Time, Memory & Site)', a show about history as form, Vivan elaborated on his five sets of work (two sets of charcoal drawings, which are referenced after the... Read More
A Talk by Atul Dodiya and Ashim Purkayastha
Speaker: Atul Dodiya and Ashim Purkayastha
In this conversation around the exhibition 'Is it What You Think? (Ruminations on Time, Memory & Site)', Atul Dodiya and Ashim Purkayastha talked about aspects of particular works and the techniques used... Read More
