Wooden Sculpture 1Wood, cotton and wool thread woven tapestry and copper wire 6 1 2 x 4 1 4 x 3 1 2 in. About the artist: Moumita Dass work is an homage to many histories: to a history of art and abstraction, to the practices and techniques of Indian artisans, especially weavers and dyers, and perhaps also, to domestic labor, which is often omitted from the category of art altogether. Despite these large categorical resonances, Das work remains intensely personal.

novelist and poet Thomas Bernhard

along with London

These religious manifestations of popular logic—ranging from Kali to Radha–Krishna to Satyapir to Tantric practice—are fluid and constantly innovating

‘The Light of the Southwest’

Tacitus once wrote

costume and makeup design

The entries unmask the process by which his artworks are informed by his reading—and vice versa—and track the development of the works he created in the late 1990s

mild steel

engaging in daily rituals such as bathing

Chatterjee & Lal

not historically accurate

Gertrude Stein