Atul Dodiya

Entering Centre Pompidou, one of my favourite spaces in ‘gay Paris’, built by architects Renzo Piano, Gianfranco Franchini and Richard Rogers, I felt an inordinate sense of pride. I was walking with a spring in my step to view the…

Brittle, durable. Flimsy, sturdy. We take these paradoxical qualities of paper for granted but since its invention in China in 105 AD by Ts’ai Lun, an official at the imperial court, paper has been used by artists, thinkers, writers,…

Twenty months after the pandemic forced him to pause his mid-career retrospective, photographer Rohit Chawla pulls out all the stops with an exhibition that merges art, design and portraiture “I can’t get carried away by the banality of…