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Building a Sustainable Art Practice: Insights from Artlune's Monthly SIP Talk
"Most people don't struggle because they lack talent. They struggle because they don't have a structure." This wasn't a motivational pep talk. It was a reality check and exactly what artists needed to hear. In our recent Talk, Sip & Connect session, Vikas Garg, art consultant and curator at Artlune, hosted a candid conversation about what it actually takes to build a sustainable art career. If you've ever felt stuck despite working hard, or wondered why talented artists remai
Artlune
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Portia Roy in Conversation: What Happens When an Artist Refuses to Look Away
In our recent session, where we had a conversation with artist Portia Roy around "Not an Extra", our ongoing virtual exhibition. What followed was one of the most genuine discussions we have had around art, politics, and the very personal act of making something out of frustration, love, and a refusal to stop paying attention. Just honest, sometimes uncomfortable, always illuminating reflection on what it means to make work about the world as it actually is. Where the Title N
Artlune
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Home Is Where I Prefer to Die
When Portia Roy talks about migration, she doesn’t do it through statistics or theory. She tells you about her grandmother. Her grandmother left Bangladesh in her twenties, caught in the upheaval of India's partition. She came to India, built a life, raised a family, and by every measure, made it work. But Roy remembers something else. Till the very last day of her life, her grandmother's one wish was to go back. Back to Bangladesh. Back to the place she had left nearly seve
Artlune
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