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The art of war: How artists have chronicled India’s conflicts, from Partition to 1971 war
Trisha Mukherjee, The Indian Express, May 26, 2025 -
Prajakta Potnis' Lucid Nightmares of a Dystopian Reality
Anindo Sen, Critical Collective, February 13, 2025 -
Mumbai Gallery Weekend 2025 Calls for Fresh Energy
Pallavi Surana, Ocula Magazine, January 21, 2025 -
Shows to See at Mumbai Gallery Weekend 2025
The Editors, Art Asia Pacific, January 9, 2025 -
2024: How artists from the subcontinent spread their wings across the globe
Anindo Sen, Mint Lounge, January 1, 2025 -
Indian Artist Prajakta Potnis Receives the 2024 Loewe Foundation / Studio Voltaire Award
Francesca Aton, ARTNews, July 18, 2024 -
Dipping into the colour of infinity
The exhibition showcases a diverse array of art forms, encompassing painting, sculpture as well as video and installation artNeha Kirpal, Deccan Herald, December 10, 2023 -
PREVAILING LATITUDE
Siddhartha Mitter on the Sharjah BiennialSiddhartha Mitter, Artforum, May 3, 2023 -
Art Histories of a Forever War
Taipei Fine Arts MuseumEditors, e-flux, October 24, 2021 -
A Body Without Organs: In Conversation With Prajakta Potnis
Radhika Sharma, Art Fervour, October 20, 2020 -
Art and the new normal
A show that brings together five artists whose bodies of work refer to the pandemic and the prevailing zeitgeistAasheesh Sharma, India Today, July 9, 2020 -
Inside Out
Three artists explore the changing relationship among the individual, the city and the homePoorna Swami, Open Magazine, June 12, 2020 -
The Lungs of a Loved One
In Prajakta Potnis’s show at Project 88, Mumbai, her uncle’s illness eerily presages the Covid-19 emergencySkye Arundhati Thomas, Frieze, April 9, 2020 -
Body of work
Back with a solo in Mumbai after four years, Prajakta Potnis delves into the intersection of capitalism and biologyDalreen Ramos, Mid-day, March 13, 2020 -
Take Five
Our pick of the best shows to catch this weekEditors, Mumbai Mirror, March 12, 2020 -
Opening the door to Prajakta Potnis
Prajakta Potnis describes her relationship with the doorbell as ‘feeling responsible to be answerable’. Often, in cities like Mumbai, crime comes to light when the doorbell goes unanswered. But if you’re alive and kicking and still not answering the door,Gitanjali Dang and Khanabadosh, Firstpost, August 2, 2019 -
AGE OF MAN
Huzan Tata, Verve Magazine, January 20, 2015 -
“CULTURE IS A HUMAN RIGHT”
Reema Gehi, The Mumbai Mirror, December 14, 2014 -
WHAT’S COOKING AT KOCHI-MUZIRIS BIENNALE?
Faizal Khan, The Financial Express, December 14, 2014 -
THE ART OF COLLECTING… WITH JACKIE
Ashiesh Shah, DNA, July 27, 2014
