What is art? Does its status need to be validated by the weight of its author or the place where it is displayed?
Can decrepit structures or paan-stained walls be art in themselves? Better yet, can they be imagined as canvasses for something entirely new?
From things overlooked in our noisy and cluttered big-cities, to what we can hold in our hands in the solitary confines of own rooms, this third edition of the TLJ quarterly focuses on various sights that demand a re-look as ‘art’.
What sort of beauty do Kolkata’s roadside print-out posters, with faces of many girls and women, depict?
Read MoreA host of art projects around the world are showing how to find and sustain creativity and wonder through common sights
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