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An illustrated Pardhan Gond fable on water, which addresses the fraught nature of the nature-human relationship
Comic verse about a cat in search of a new tail, rendered in the Warli tribal art style
A coming-of-age tale, rendered in the Mithila style by a young woman artist who recounts her journey into art
The rich tradition of Gond art is a surprisingly young form–not more than 35 years old. So how did it evolve?
Artist draws her incredible journey from rural poverty to a life in art. Now in riso.
There is another world below us. We fish unaware of how deep the ocean is, and how filled it is with life.
Activity book introducing Indian art traditions: art is as much about the imagination as it is about depiction.
A silkscreen-printed visual anthology of India’s best loved beasts, featuring art by Indian indigenous and folk artists
Scroll book with narrative text, in which a Patua artist renders a lively account of life in an Indian village
An inspiring book, in the Mithila style of art, of a female domestic worker who became a well-known artist
A gallery of irresistible felines, by some of India’s best known indigenous and traditional artists
Roving hyenas, shrieking peacocks, buzzing insects and stolen bicycles…could it all be true?
I Like Cats
