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World's skinniest house? This home is just 72 cm wide — and people actually live in it
6+ day, 20+ hour ago (601+ words) You have probably complained about a cramped apartment. Maybe you've bumped into a coffee table, struggled to fit a wardrobe into a bedroom, or wondered why architects enjoy playing tricks on human movement. Now imagine living in a house that…...
Murphy’s Lens: From Kabul to Kolkata, Seamus Murphy makes every photograph an intimate encounter
1+ week, 1+ day ago (100+ words) 28 Aug 2026 - Vol 05 | Issue 35 He is desperately courting the angry youth. That won't be enough to credibly challenge Modi Seamus Murphy has also made documentary features and films, including: A Dog Called Money (2019): Murphy’s feature debut, documenting his travels with PJ…...
Widening the Canvas: How Indian Diaspora Galleries Are Transforming the Global Art Landscape
2+ week, 2+ day ago (991+ words) Open Magazine...
True to Sound: The bold reinvention of Ghatam, a traditional musical instrument
3+ week, 2+ day ago (14+ words) Open Magazine...
The Art of Preservation: A designer keeps old Bombay alive in his neighbourhood
3+ week, 2+ day ago (225+ words) At the centre of that remembrance stands James Ferreira. That is James’s gift. Cities survive not because of governments or developers alone. They survive because certain people become their custodians. They protect what cannot be measured on…...
World Photography Day: The World Through a Lens, and Beyond It
3+ week, 4+ day ago (602+ words) Open Magazine...