Nikhil Chopra in Architectural Digest India
Architectural Digest India–Nikhil Chopra
Hetain Patel in Guardian
In one video he’s leaping from his grandmother’s sofa dressed as Spider-Man. Another shows him cheekily mimicking his car-mechanic dad during a tour of the latter’s workplace. Hetain Patel’s video […]
Rustom Siodia in The Free Press Journal
Ever heard of Rustom Siodia, the 20th century painter? Doubt anyone of this generation or earlier have either! That is why Mortimer Chatterjee, gallerist and researcher has after a year […]
Nikhil Chopra in frieze.com
Published in Frieze | October 1, 2019 ‘He’s going all rogue on us,’ comments a woman to my right. She is part of a group of museum staff and camera crew […]
Feature on Nikhil Chopra | Canvas Magazine | May/June 2019 issue
In this issue entitled Whose East is it Anyway?, we focus on rising South and Southeast Asian voices in the UAE cultural landscape, marked by the arrival of new initiatives and institutions […]
SFMOMA ANNOUNCES SOFT POWER—INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY EXHIBITION FEATURING NEW COMMISSIONS AND RECENT WORK BY 20 ARTISTS Opening in October 2019—the First Major Exhibition for SFMOMA Organized by Curator of Contemporary Art Eungie Joo
SAN FRANCISCO, CA (April 10, 2019)—Timely and provocative, SOFT POWER is an exhibition about the ways in which artists deploy art to explore their roles as citizens and social actors. […]
With his new work, Nityan Unnikrishnan takes the viewer on a wild ride into his world The artist’s Mumbai exhibition ‘The Way Out’ forces us to ask: is it this world we inhabit or are we trapped in someone’s nightmare?
Lonely Crowd ‘Down here, next to me, in this lonely crowd…’ – Bob Dylan ‘Intolerably, I dreamt of an exiguous and nitid labyrinth: in the centre was a water jar; […]
Monsters are Crawling Out of Mazes: Sahej Rahal’s hybrid beasts look real in a world marked by distortion and false propaganda, suggests Shweta Upadhyay..
Sahej Rahal’s absurd monsters seem to have escaped from a labyrinth. Descendants of the Minotaur, these part human, part animal hybrids are impossible and fantastic: they are militant and ludicrous […]
Nikhil Chopra in Arts Illustrated
Published in Arts Illustrated | Volume 6 Issue 4 It isn’t just through the drawings of oceans and mountains, valleys and lakes that he achieves this ethereal quality. A video […]
Impact: design thinking and the visual arts in young India in Hindustan Times
Published in Hindustan Times | November 1, 2018 The 1950s were a heady time for Indian art and aesthetics. India was newly independent, and exploring its unique design idiom. It […]