An ode to the contributions of Namdeo Dhasal, the artworks on display at Worli’s Art & Soul gallery reflect on the way the poet and founder of the Dalit Panther Movement wrote about communities pushed to the margins by oppressive systems. Centered on his ‘Golpitha’, they take us through the lives of the residents of Mumbai’s Kamathipura
As Prabhakar Kamble notes, the black and white drawing is a symbolic way of expressing the colourless lives of those fighting an oppressive, casteist system. Painting by Prakash Bhise. Image courtesy: Art & Soul Gallery
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