Archive · 3 Jan 2026
Exploring Everyday Objects in 2026
In the first issue of 2026, a magazine explores how everyday objects shape our lives.
Artist Nithya Subramanian turns toddler's plates into art, inspiring stories about common items.
Novelist Sujit Saraf writes about a Maruti 800 car, while Kavery Nambisan discusses a prosthetic limb.
Meanwhile, Zainab Tambawala's art exhibit in Mumbai showcases vibrant watercolours of everyday objects.
The issue also recommends movies and TV shows, and discusses the future of work in 2026, highlighting the importance of balancing technology and humanity.
It encourages readers to appreciate the little things around them.
The first issue of 2026 explores the significance of everyday objects in our lives.
Artist Nithya Subramanian creates art from toddler's plates, inspiring stories about common items.
Sujit Saraf writes a story about a Maruti 800 car, and Kavery Nambisan discusses a prosthetic limb.
Zainab Tambawala's art exhibit in Mumbai showcases vibrant watercolours of everyday objects.
The issue recommends movies like Ikkis and TV shows like Pluribus, and discusses the future of work in 2026.
- Who
- Nithya Subramanian, Sujit Saraf, Kavery Nambisan, Zainab Tambawala, Sriram Raghavan, Vince Gilligan, Tushwar Kanwar, Geetika Sachdev
- What
- Exploration of everyday objects and their significance, art exhibit, movie and TV show recommendations, workplace trends
- When
- First issue of 2026, ongoing art exhibit in Mumbai, current and upcoming workplace trends
- Where
- Mumbai, theatres, TV, workplace
- Why
- To appreciate mundane yet wonderful everyday things and moments, to highlight the impact of everyday objects, to provide entertainment and workplace insights
- Artist
- Nithya Subramanian
- Magazine Issue
- First issue of 2026
- Art Exhibit
- Zainab Tambawala's work in Mumbai
- Movie Release
- Ikkis by Sriram Raghavan
- TV Show Recommendation
- Pluribus by Vince Gilligan
- Workplace Trend
- Transformative phase in 2026