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Inside artist Senathipathi's studio at Cholamandal Artsits' Village | Asign

Umashankar on his father's totem series and more, at his studio | Asign

Inside Umashankar's studio at Cholamandal Artists' Village | Asign

Saravanan on similarities and differences in his works and his father's | Asign

Saravanan Senathipathi on an art-filled childhood at Cholamandal Artists' Village | Asign

Inside the studio - Nivedita S | Asign

Saravanan Senathipathi on finding inspiration from his neighbour's art | Asign

Hemalatha Senathipathi on a childhood at Cholamandal | Asign

Hemalatha Senathipathi on what inspires her artworks | Asign

Hemalatha Senathipathi on carefully watching her father at work | Asign

Then vs now - Premalatha on living in Injambakkam | Asign

Premalatha Seshadri on her 'Lines to Hector' | Asign

A journey through mediums and series in Premalatha's works | Asign

Nivedita on open hours at her studio | Asign

Premalatha on continued reservations about the achievements of women in all fields | Asign

An artist's perspective - connecting with art in India vs Sweden | Asign

Husain was here - Umashankar on opportunities for artists around the world at Cholamandal | Asign

In her words - pen and ink in Premalatha's works | Asign

Umashankar on the development of his unique style of work | Asign

Premalatha - "My early works with prints vary from what my works would look like today" | Asign

Tracing the journey of an artists' village from College of Arts, Madras | Asign

Minimalism - a recurring style across Premalatha Seshadri's works | Asign

From architecture to art - tracing Nivedita's career shift | Asign

Umashankar - on his father, artist Venkatapathy | Asign

Premalatha Seshadri - on the calligraphic content in her works | Asign

Nivedita S - Lately, I have been analysing my own work | Asign

Premalatha Seshadri on being a poet, an illustrator and an artist | Asign

P.S. Nandhan on 'Harbinger' and 'Mother' - the guardians at Cholamandal | Asign

Nivedita S - I work on series as one painting is usually not enough to get my point across | Asign