Newsadmin2023-12-05T08:16:00+00:00 News Rosalyn D`Mello, “Behind artists’ embroideries: Varunika Saraf and Nour Shantout on their process”, Stir world, 27th October 2023 Urvi Kothari, “A contemporary response on the history of Chemould, Mumbai’s first ever art gallery”, Stir World, 25th October 2023 Aparna Andhare, “Silences and Speaking Out Loud: Varunika Saraf’s ‘Caput Mortuum’”, Take on Art, September 2023 Editor, “IN PHOTOS: Looking to do something fun? Attend these events in Mumbai this week”, Mid-day, 31th August 2023 Siddhartha Mitter, “PREVAILING LATITUDE”, Artforum, May 2023 Chokita Paul, “Varunika Saraf: ‘For the women before me, and after’”, Indulge Express, 17th March 2023 Stephanie Bailey | Sharjah, “Sharjah Biennial 15 Subverts and Contradicts, Generating Potent Reflections”, Ocula, 8th March 2023 Shaikh Ayaz, “Sharjah Biennial 15 reflects on complex histories through a contemporary lens”, Architectural Digest, 3rd March 2023 “Citizen Gallery: Speaking Truth to Power”, India Art Fair, 10th February 2023 “British Council hosts an exhibition of visual arts”, Times of India, 23th January 2023 “SB15 tour: Sharjah Art Museum”, Universes art, 2023 Diksha Ahire, “ “Beauty that unhinges you” – Inside Varunika Saraf’s brilliant art”, Sarmaya, 22th May 2022 Shubhangi Shah, “Writing on the wall: Varunika Saraf’s artwork stirs you up and makes you think of events that are unfolding around us”, Financial Express, 22th May 2022 Deepali Singh, “Indian artists to shine at the Sharjah Biennial 2023”, Mint, 21th April 2022 Rita Datta, “A metaphor for violence”, The Telegraph, 08th January 2022 “Chemould Prescott Road: Art Basel 2022 | Booth J10”, South-South art, 2022 Benita Fernando, “Political art by artist Varunika Saraf attempts to spell out the current times through images”, The Indian Express, 10th December 2021 Shaikh Ayaz, “Caput Mortuum: A photo exhibition raising questions about the relentless cycle of violence”, India Today, 20th December 2021 Avantika Bhuyan, “A fine balance between the delicate and the disturbing”, Mint, 06th December 2021 Rahul Mahesh, “When past meets the present”, Mid-day, 27th November 2021 Team Lounge, “Thanksgiving feasts, a crafts bazaar and more for the weekend”, Mint, 26th November 2021 Uma Nair, “Varunika Saraf reflects on violence and history in extraordinary solo show”, Architectural Digest, 26th November 2021 Riddhi Doshi, “Sketched from the soil: Art from the farm protests”, Hindustan Times, 03rd September 2021 “Poetics of the real and the imagined”, British Council, 2021 Sangeetha Devi Dundoo, “Hyderabad artist Varunika Saraf to showcase her work at Heidelberger Kunstverein”, The Hindu, 17th June 2020 Proma Chakraborty, “Outbreak of creativity”, The Patriot, 5th June 2020 Sangeetha Devi Dundoo, “ Citizen Z: Of everyday images ”, The Hindu, 31th March 2018 Huzan Tata, “Enter A World Of Dragons And Landscapes With Eleven Artists”, Verve, 23th May 2017 Phalguni Desai, “The imperfect art of cartography”, The Hindu, 25th April 2017 Benita Fernando, “Of borders and bodies”, Mid-day, 23rd April 2017 Avantika Shankar, “Sakshi Gallery’s “Here be dragons and other coded landscapes” is a collective reimagining of cartography”, Architectural Digest, 19th April 2017 Soma Das, “Charted territory: 11 artists explore the art of mapping”, Hindustan Times, 13th April 2017 Riddhi Doshi, “Here be dragons; a map without a city: See how artists interpret geography, Hindustan Times, 7th April 2017 Sangeetha Devi Dundoo, “The miniaturist”, The Hindu, 8th March 2017 Ranjit Hoskote, “Dwelling”, Domus, India, Volume 6, Issue 4, February 2017 Riddhi Doshi, “Home, Shelter and Belonging”, The Hindu, 9th December 2016 Huzan Tata, “Explore The Meaning of ‘Dwelling’ With Twelve Artists”, Verve, 6th December 2016 Amishi Parekh, “Miniature Reinventor: Varunika Saraf”, Verve, 2nd December 2016 Riddhi Doshi, “Living Colour: A new art show examines the idea of the dwelling space”, Hindustan Times, 9th November 2016 “News Flash”, Architectural Digest, November-December 2016 Amishi Parekh, “Illuminated Eye”, Verve, Volume 24, Issue 7, July 2016 “A Walk in the Forest”, Lovely Daze, Issue 9, 2013 Mami Kataoka and Allison Harding, Phantoms of Asia, Asian Art Museum, San Francisco, 2012 Verve, Volume 19, Issue 1, January 2011 Suryanandini Narain, “The History Painter”, Art India, Volume XV, Issue III, Quarter III, 2010
