Colours Of Catharsis

– Jayanthi Madhukar, Bangalore Mirror

From creativity to criticism: what these artists teach us about success

In our final photo essay on the Whitefield Art Collective, artists Sapna Dube and Kalyan Rathore share insights on creativity, career, and community.

– Madanmohan Rao, Yourstory

Installation artist Sapna Dube’s latest project asks people to reconnect with letters.

– Aparna Narain, The Hindu

‘IF YOU WORSHIP THE ELEPHANT GOD, RESPECT THE ENVIRONMENT TOO’ – SAPNA DUBE, ARTREPRENEUR.”

– Madanmohan Rao, Yourstory

Reviving the art of writing letters

– M Shivani Subbaiah, The New Indian Express

Artist Raises The Identity Question. Sapna Dube’s works celebrate imperfections through colours and intricate patterns.

– Haripriya K Rao, The New Indian Express

From Scrap To Art

– Saloni Arora & SA Gayathri, The Soft Copy

An Ode To Namma Ooru. Local artist Sapna Dube’s debut solo exhibition will pay tribute to our city

– Sneha K Sukumar, Deccan Chronicle

The six artists “present a bright picture of the emerging art scene in India

– Jayanthi Madhukar, Bangalore Mirror

Dube is equally phenomenal with her words as she is with her paintings. Her use of bright colours reminds us of the prominent American artist Andy Warhol

– Harish Kumar Sejekan, Deccan Chronicle

Triggered by the molestation incident on January 1, a free-to-enter portable museum will host Museum of Memories on January 14 and 15 at Goethe-Institut. 

– Sneha K Sukumar, Deccan Chronicle

Artist Sapna Dube’s Covid story

– Times Of India