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Rocking the Lungi by Andrew Ananda Voogel
It’s been a little over a week since I arrived here in Khirkee Extension, and the phenomenal street of S-17(massive), which houses Khoj – this truly brilliant and daring place for contemporary art here in […] August 24, 2016, andrew voogel

APPLICATION GUIDE
Application Guide Before you submit an application to Khoj, please refer to our handy Application Guide. We are a small team, and receive a large volume of applications and queries each year. Please help us […] July 19, 2016, Web Master

The difficulty of living
The space between me and myself is enormous/ I cannot fathom where I begin and when I’m at the end of myself/ What is the distance between a leaf and a tree even if the […] June 28, 2016, S Anand

For the moment in Khoj – Residency & Feedback
For the moment in Khoj – Residency & Feedback It has been a month in Khirki extension where this white building stands in search of methods in art which can communicate and bring people […] June 24, 2016, Anuradha Upadhyay

COMMUNITY ART REPORT (January – June 2016 )
Networks and Neighborhood In May 2015, REVUE artists Sreejata Roy and Mrityunjay Chatterjee concluded the ongoing chapter of their long-term community based art project, Networks and Neighborhood, with a multi-media exhibition, seminar and panel discussion, […] June 22, 2016,

Its time to open the door – IRAN
Its time to open the door – from the sign board in the metro station “Women Only” to folded hands in the Music Concert and the hidden colours of beautiful women’s hair inside their veils.. On the first […] June 20, 2016, Soghra khurasani

The Self, its Duality and the ‘Feminine’: Anuradha Upadhyay
Anuradha Upadhyay’s works investigate the changing notions of the ‘feminine’ within and outside of the discourse of feminist ideology within its socio-political milieu. Her work deals with of the duality of the human psyche and […] June 16, 2016, Satyajit Dave

‘Truth Drug’: Negotiating Identity and Confrontation. Smita Rajmane
Smita negotiates the spaces of identity through the ideas of distance, disturbance and the feeling of being over powered. She juggles with different mediums to create interactive installation pieces, which re-create the atmosphere of her […] June 16, 2016, Satyajit Dave

Object Making and Fuctionality: Arijit Bhattacharyya
In the discourses on art, functionality is not a term, which is used very often. This is not the case with the works of Arijit Bhattacharyya whose functional objects redefine the ‘practice’ of art. He […] June 15, 2016, Satyajit Dave

Fractured Narratives: Johnson Kshetrimayum
“I am trying to depict some issues that affect the normal public life in Manipur.” Can an artist ever get detached from their work? Can an artist ever detach the self from the experience […] June 13, 2016, Satyajit Dave

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