A log of City as Studio Edition 03 (2012-13).

This book is an appreciation of the listening, walking, reading, interviewing, collecting, questioning, mapping, recording, drawing, image-making and writing done by the hundreds of Independent Fellows associated with Sarai over the last decade. It is an edited, highlighted and re-sequenced version of these works, to bring alive the various dimensions and modalities of thinking and making.

 A log of City as Studio Edition 02 (2011-12).

A graphic book that renders deep fears and conflicts around water, by Bhagwati Prasad (2011).

An image-text exploration of post-piracy media encounters, by Cybermohalla Ensemble (2011).

A log of the first edition of the City as Studio process. 

A graphic novel which brings alive the ways in which the relationship between life and the media has been re-scripted in the various neighbourhoods of our cities. The story begins in the mid-80s, when a man returns home with an object called a VCR. The chain of effects that follow transforms irreversibly the social life of his neighbourhood, and its reverberations can be felt all over the world.

This work in the form of a "comic book" depicts the origin and popularity of Raj comics in India. It also tries to peek into the the world, deeds and the reason for the necessity of the Superhero in Raj comics. This "comic book" is an outcome of the ongoing research of Amitabh Kumar on Raj comics.

Working Questions is essentially a catalogue that introduces a lay reader to the possibilities and themes explored over the course ofthe first years of the Independent Fellowship. It emerged as a way to play selected fellowships in concert with each other , and to use an overview of the projects as a way of thinking about an ongoing agenda for research and practice in the Indian contemporary.