- Prelude
- Editorial
- A Conversation with Jagdish Swaminathan
- Seeing is Very Important………
- Tormented Delineations and Violent Deformations
- Bikash Bhattacharjee: Subverting the Seen
- Bridging Western and Indian Modern Art: Francis Newton Souza
- Contesting National and the State: K K Hebbar's Modernist Project
- The Allegory of Return into the Crucial Courtyard
- Knowing Raza
- The Old Story Teller
- Beautiful and Bizarre: Art of Arpita Singh
- Feeling the Presence in Absence! Remembering Prabhakar Barwe
- Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen
- Peepli Live: the Comic Satire Stripping off the Reality of Contemporary India
- Age of Aristocracy: Georgian Furniture
- Faking It - Our Own Fake Scams
- Scandalous Art and the “Global” Factor
- The Composed and Dignified Styles in Chinese Culture
- Visual Ventures into New Horizons: An Overview of Indian Modern Art Scenario
- The Top, Middle and Bottom Ends
- Top 5 Indian Artists by Sales Volume
- What Happened and What's Forthcoming
- The Month that was
- NESEA : A Colourful Mosaic
- Mumbai Art Sighting
- Art Events Kolkata
- Musings from Chennai
- Art Bengaluru
- Khoj, Kolkata Boat Project
- What a Summit!
- Ganesh Haloi at Art Motif
- The Other Self by Anupam Sud at Art Heritage, New Delhi
- Baul Fakir Utsav at Jadavpur
- Printmaking Workshop
- World's Greatest Never Before Seen Toy and Train Collection
- Previews
- In the News
- Christies: Jewellery Auction at South Kesington, London
ART news & views
Khoj, Kolkata Boat Project
Volume: 3 Issue No: 13 Month: 2 Year: 2011
Photo Feature
Khoj Kolkata held an open studio on the 21st and 22nd November 2010 at the Government College of Art & Craft campus, marking the culmination of a four week long “Boat Project” workshop held in Balagarh and Kolkata. The participants included Abhijit Gupta, Chhatrapati Dutta, Dhali Al Mamoon, Dipyaman Kar, Piyali Sadhukhan, Saikat Surai, Srikanta Paul and Tamal Mitra.
