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Artist Adip Dutta’s work at the ongoing Bengal Biennale displays the organic nature of art
Celebrated artist Adip Dutta is showcasing a series of his works from different phases of his working years at the ongoing Bengal Biennale’s Archaeology of the Present: Traces and Transformations section at The Red Bari, Kolkata.
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Artists’ blitzkrieg: Criminalised, cancelled, fired, censored
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