Impeccable research in workman-like prose, thematically arranged and cogently argued.
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A collection to treasure. Why it’s perfunctorily produced on cheap, textbook paper is another mystery
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Justly reclaims the dak bungalow’s place in the Raj’s cultural imaginary.
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A patchwork history of photography in India, a tribute to the image
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The selection and context-setting is impeccable, with a playful eye picking out the unusual along with the unavoidable
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An overview: the hope, the turning points, the causes, the belligerents, the impact, the futility...
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A photobook recalls, at many levels, the Great War’s impact on Indian soldiers, but treads lightly on the fighting
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Old magazines may seem to be a foreign country, yet they satisfactorily explain the bewildering present
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The still waters of emotional stress that lie beneath rambunctious cooldom
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Godard’s voluptuous, sunlit film is a shuffling, like so many cards, of motifs modern and classical
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