Where do posters go after the protest?
Urvashi Butalia on feminist imagery, the work of activism, and how a set of posters could mark a moment in Indian history.
Where we look at how power plays out on the body – its subjectivity, control, agency and resistance. We look at the body as a site for nation building, as an object of desire and violence, as a location of identity, as a site where memory is inscribed, and where art and aesthetic rejoice.
Urvashi Butalia on feminist imagery, the work of activism, and how a set of posters could mark a moment in Indian history.
What is the difference between a working womb, and a womb that goes to work? TTE in conversation with Surabhi Sharma about her documentary Can We See the Baby Bump Please?
The Third Eye introduces a new series inviting poets and artists to interpret each other’s worlds. Vijila Chirappad is a Dalit poet writing in Malayalam.