Darshana has been a journalist for over a decade and has written about science and technology, urban policy, theatre, music and art. She loves yoga, politics, literature, history, architecture, and writing songs with her guitar. In 2020, she intends to spend more time at her estate in the Western Ghats, and acquaint herself with the magnificent biodiversity that makes up the Indian subcontinent.
by Darshana Ramdev Aug 07, 2020
Marcel Duchamp: The Art of the Possible, a documentary by Matthew Taylor, explores the life and legacy of the American-French painter, and the man behind Dadaism.
by Darshana Ramdev Jul 15, 2020
Massimiliano Moro, who lives and works between Lugano and Barcelona, works with artificial light to create immersive, site-specific installations that are universes in themselves.
by Darshana Ramdev Jun 30, 2020
The exhibition Snowflake at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, London - referencing Chuck Palahniuk’s novel Fight Club - is an immersive, dystopian journey through the underbelly of human society.
by Darshana Ramdev Jun 08, 2020
A documentary by Aicon Contemporary explores the origins of 'The Attenborough Panels', one of the seminal works of modern Indian painter Maqbool Fida Husain.
by Darshana Ramdev Jun 01, 2020
A group show at DMA in downtown Dallas, Texas, explores the idea of intimate spaces, taking inspiration from philosopher Gaston Bachelard’s seminal work, The Poetics of Space.
by Darshana Ramdev May 05, 2020
The signature ‘spheres’ by Lars Fisk, one of Manhattan’s most sought-after sculptors, were on show as part of Wattle & Daub at Marlborough gallery in London.
by Darshana Ramdev Apr 15, 2020
A series of on-site installations by German artists duo take viewers on an immersive journey from ancient Korean ceramics to a pastoral utopia as they explore the show Even here, I exist.
by Darshana Ramdev Apr 06, 2020
In his debut exhibition, Sandilya Theuerkauf uses thorns and scrap wood as medium to explore the oneness of being and re-affirm the human connection with nature.
by Darshana Ramdev Mar 18, 2020
The visitors to the exhibition Japan Supernatural at the Art Gallery of NSW discovered the chilling, fantastic world of the paranormal, brought to life through Japanese art and folklore.
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