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Brushstrokes: An Artist Captures Patriarchal Nosiness in its Most Everyday Avataar
Brushstrokes: An Artist Captures Patriarchal Nosiness in its Most Everyday Avataar

The potential for art to connect people and to challenge thinking is continuously widening. Aarushi Jain, a 21-year-old artist from India, perfectly captures the societal expectations placed on women in her representation of the English alphabet.

By Curated Content
April 18, 2017
Brushstrokes: An Artist Captures Patriarchal Nosiness in its Most Everyday Avataar
Pleasure and Danger: The role of mobile phones in the intimate lives of adolescent girls in a Mumbai slum
Photo of an Indian girl in a school uniform, carrying her schol bag on her shoulders. Her hair are neatly set in two braids, tied with a black ribbon.
Pleasure and Danger: The role of mobile phones in the intimate lives of adolescent girls in a Mumbai slum

“My brother does not want me to buy a mobile phone. He says that there are already three phones in…
By Juhi Sidharth
July 1, 2015
Pleasure and Danger: The role of mobile phones in the intimate lives of adolescent girls in a Mumbai slum
If the Internet Didn’t Exist
Photo of a young Indian woman. She is wearing black top, has curly hair, and is wearing glasses.
If the Internet Didn’t Exist

  If the Internet didn’t exist, I believe I would be a highly insecure person. Don’t read that the wrong…
By Ragamalika Karthikeyan
July 1, 2015
If the Internet Didn’t Exist
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