For venue owners and creative space managers
We feature your openings, workshops and artist talks in our city guides and weekly newsletter, so your event lands in front of readers who already follow local culture.
Our writers visit your space, document the work on display and publish a photo essay with practical details like opening hours and how to reach you. No press release needed.
We share your space with readers looking for independent studios, cafes and galleries across Indian metros, giving you a steady stream of curious visitors.
Tell us about an upcoming show or a new project and we will help you frame the story. We keep the process simple and work around your schedule.
For studio owners and independent retailers
We are not a general interest magazine. Our coverage is built around the people who make, sell, and curate urban culture, and we shape every story so it lands with the right audience.
Our city guides and studio features are read by people who actually visit the places we write about. A single photo essay on a ceramic workshop in Jaipur has brought walk-in customers to studios that previously relied only on word of mouth.
We do not run advertorials or paid placements disguised as reviews. When your studio or store appears in our pages, it sits alongside independent journalism, which gives the mention more weight with discerning readers.
Our team documents the real conditions of running a creative business in Indian metros, from rent pressures in Mumbai's gallery districts to the logistics of sourcing handloom fabric in Bengaluru. This context helps readers understand the work behind the product.
Every feature we publish is shared with our subscriber list, which is made up of designers, collectors, and frequent visitors to the neighborhoods we cover. That is a focused audience for a studio opening, a new collection, or a curated sale.
Our photographers work with available light and real settings. We do not stage elaborate setups, so the images we publish reflect the actual character of your studio, café, or store, which resonates more with readers planning a visit.
Unlike a social media post that disappears in a day, our articles remain accessible and searchable. A city guide from last year still brings readers to the places it mentions, which means ongoing visibility for the businesses we cover.
If you run a studio, café, or independent store and want to be considered for an upcoming feature, get in touch with our editorial team. We also publish a regular guide to creative spaces across Indian metros.