International Gallerie - Vol. 19 No.2, 2016-17, HOPE

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In the HOPE volume, being positive in the escalation of disquieting times is not to white-wash the blood stains
of our Kakfaesque existence, but to question and seek the antecedent for the prevailing anarchy... being positive is an
act of not offering our lives to the whims of faith and fate, but in nailing our apathy in resisting the authors of our contemporary ‘Inferno'.

International Gallerie Magazine Description:

A Journey of Ideas
Gallerie is a celebration of life.
As a tribute to the creative excellence of the world, it features painters, sculptors,crafts-people,
writers, poets, photographers, designers, film-makers, and performing artists, humanists.
It covers lives and cultures in India and around the world with a socio-political-human
interest perspective. While it represents India abroad, it carries international stories for India.
Gallerie is a sharing of ideas, inspiring and uplifting. Features have informative, in-depth stories
treated in a lucid, reader-friendly style accompanied by high quality pictures.
In a generous 10"x13" format of approximately 130 pages, the layout is designed to create an
oasis of calm amid the cacophony on magazine stands today. It is processed, printed and
published in India with international quality production values.
A bi-annual, thirty two issues and eight-awards-old, Gallerie is steadily reaching a
large readership in India and worldwide. Museums, galleries and educational institutions
are among others who subscribe to the magazine. In India, readership is not only with the
discerning decision-maker, but also with a wide spectrum of art and literary enthusiasts.
Overseas, a loyal subscription list is growing with institutions and individuals. Readership
includes the Harvard University, Victoria University, the Freer & Sackler Galleries,
Smithsonian Institution, the Metropolitan Museum, NY, the MOMA, NY,
the New York Public Library, the MOMA, San Francisco, the Asia Museum San Francisco,
the Asia Society, NY, the Tate Gallery, London, the Hayward Gallery, London.
The response has indeed, been encouraging. Today, Gallerie is a collectible, a journal
that readers value and associate with excellence.