US EditionSayan Chanda’s ‘Between Two Fires’: Masks, Objects of Worship, and Patriarchal Rewritings
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Sayan Chanda’s ‘Between Two Fires’: Masks, Objects of Worship, and Patriarchal Rewritings
London-based, Kolkata-born Sayan Chanda is a textile artist who transforms the gallery at Cample Line into a temple-like space. In ... The post Sayan Chanda’s ‘Between Two Fires’: Masks, Objects of Worship, and Patriarchal Rewritings appeared first on SNACK: Music, film, arts and culture magazine for Scotland.
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