When protest becomes memory: Pallavi Nayak and Varna Sri Raman on archiving dissent
What survives after the protests fall silent? Pallavi Nayak and Varna Sri Raman discuss the urgency of preserving protest art, safeguarding collective memory, and ensuring dissent is remembered long after the demonstrations end
· 8/8/2026, 1:38:18 AM· 2 min read
What survives after the protests fall silent? Pallavi Nayak and Varna Sri Raman discuss the urgency of preserving protest art, safeguarding collective memory, and ensuring dissent is remembered long after the demonstrations end
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