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Kuch Hai: A weekly newsletter of hand-picked artwork from the Indian subcontinent. No analysis, no noise. Just space to follow your curiosity — and maybe find an artist who changes your world.

Rahul Inamdar, w15-3, 2021, oil on linen 80 x 48

Kuch Hai: A weekly newsletter of hand-picked artwork from the Indian subcontinent. No analysis, no noise. Just space to follow your curiosity — and maybe find an artist who changes your world.

Curated by newsletter Kuch Hai: Art from Indian Subcontinent

“Descension is an impressive sculpture that depicts water’s continuous swirling motion as it rushes down an 8m (26-ft) diameter vortex representing a powerful form that is sucked into the earth”

Descension, Anish Kapoor, 2014, Château de Versailles, 8m (26ft) 2015, photo: Fabrice Seixas & kamel mennour, Paris/London

“Descension is an impressive sculpture that depicts water’s continuous swirling motion as it rushes down an 8m (26-ft) diameter vortex representing a powerful form that is sucked into the earth”

Descension, Anish Kapoor, 2014, Château de Versailles, 8m (26ft) 2015, photo: Fabrice Seixas & kamel mennour, Paris/London

Arpita Shah, Portrait of Home, 2014, photography. Curated by newsletter Kuch Hai: Art from the Indian subcontinent

Curated by newsletter Kuch Hai: Art from Indian Subcontinent

“Descension is an impressive sculpture that depicts water’s continuous swirling motion as it rushes down an 8m (26-ft) diameter vortex representing a powerful form that is sucked into the earth”

Descension, Anish Kapoor, 2015, Steel, water, motor, 500 x 500 cm, Galleria Continua, San Gimignano, Italy, 2015, photo: Ela Bialkowska

Kuch Hai: A weekly newsletter of hand-picked artwork from the Indian subcontinent. No analysis, no noise. Just space to follow your curiosity — and maybe find an artist who changes your world.

Pandit Bhila Khairnar, Untitled (Triptych), 2021, Oil on canvas, 60 x 144 inches

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