Vandana Kalra is a journalist at The Indian Express. She covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including art dealing, fine art, digital and analog photography, as well as food and beverages, with a focus on accessibility, diversity, and inclusion. Vandana's work has been featured in The Indian Express and MSN.
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Vandana Kalra's articles predominantly cover culture, society, art, literature, and cultural events within India. She often features event coverage and expert commentary related to the arts. If you have expertise in Indian art, literature, artists or exhibitions taking place in India, offering to provide insights on these topics may be well-received by Vandana.
Given her focus on cultural events and experts' opinions within India, she is likely interested in hearing from individuals who are directly involved with or have a deep understanding of the Indian art scene. This could include artists exhibiting their work in India or curators organizing events there.
It appears that Vandana's primary interest lies within the context of Indian culture and society; hence any pitches should align with this geographic focus for maximum relevance.
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By: Vandana Kalra
At DAG’s new exhibition in Delhi, Nemai Ghosh’s photographs of Satyajit Ray, frame an intimate portrait of the auteur.
By: Vandana Kalra
Exhibition to run at Visual Arts Gallery, India Habitat Centre, until May 24
By: Vandana Kalra
French-Algerian Kader Attia on reimagining the Kochi-Muziris Biennale, living the life of an immigrant, and the need for tolerant spaces
By: Vandana Kalra
The works draw on India's sacred rivers, cultural landscapes and spiritual traditions to create an immersive public art experience for travellers.
From immersive viewing experiences and curated forums to young collectors driving demand, the Capital’s evolving gallery landscape is embracing contemporary art, experimentation and deeper audience engagement
By: Vandana Kalra
The book Table for Four: Delhi’s Dining Legacy brings together restaurant reviews, food histories, personal memories and culinary trivia to map the Capital’s evolving dining culture
By: Vandana Kalra
The platform identifies artworks, provides curator-style insights and lets users build a personal diary of their museum discoveries
Coming on sale more than 20 years after the modernist's demise, the personal belongings from Souza's New York studio offer a rare glimpse into the artist's life and creative process
In its 15th edition, the Hub in Kolkata turned the spotlight on the curator's evolving role amid changing political and cultural realities.
By: Vandana Kalra
Through essays, letters and lithographs, the publication positions Emily Eden as both an artist and chronicler of a rapidly changing colonial India.
