The editorial arm of YTCA — ideas that support the movement, not generic how-tos.
A model study session made possible with the Delhi Collage of Art — where I studied and taught — and the support of our young well-wishers, with Yashaswina as our model.
With the support of BSES, the outer walls of Delhi’s power grids began telling stories — of electric mobility, a changing city, and art returning to everyday life.
Conversations exploring the quiet link between creativity, care and wellbeing.
An intimate evening of live music in the oldest tradition of sitting together and listening.
Looking back at our evenings of short films — a screen, a room full of people, and stories worth sitting with.
We want a future where art is an appreciated and respectable profession. Here's how we're starting.
The biggest leap in any artist's journey isn't in the hand. It's in the eye.
Art was never meant to be made alone. Our baithaks are an argument for community.
We've been taught that creativity belongs to a gifted few. We think that's the biggest lie in art education.
