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Bengaluru-based artist showcases paintings at the United Nations headquarters in New York

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Yogi, writer and artist Namita Kulkarni’s series Colonialism and the Climate Crisis, is a reminder that it is important to appreciate the relationship between climate change and colonialism.

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Bengaluru-based artist showcases paintings at the United Nations headquarters in New York

Yogi, writer and artist Namita Kulkarni’s series Colonialism and the Climate Crisis, is a reminder that it is important to appreciate the relationship between climate change and colonialism.

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