"I didn’t see how Gallerie could possibly be better than its first issue, but each successive one proves me wrong!" Adrian Piper, philosopher and conceptual artist, Wellesley, USA

"Gallerie is a fine publication, an important one –– with enormous attention to detail in production quality." Milo Beach, former director,Freer & Sackler Galleries Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC, USA

"Gallerie is a masterpiece of editorial art." Dilip Chitre, poet and filmmaker, Pune, India

"It sheds its own light in South Asia. Gallerie is a unique publication, lyrical and dramatic by turns, romantic, and sometimes startling. Elegantly produced, the photoessays cover subjects that are unusual and far-ranging." Jehangir Sabavala, artist, Mumbai, India

"Gallerie opens windows to the world, analysing and documenting contemporary issues meaningfully." Tyeb Mehta, artist, Mumbai, India

"Gallerie is always such a burst of intelligent life." Leonard Schwartz, poet, New York, USA

"Gallerie is a magazine 'beyond category' and I am in complete admiration of it." John Edward Hasse, Award-winning author and director of the American Music Division, Smithsonian Institution, Washington DC

"It is refreshing to discover Gallerie in a ‘post-everything’ world where even idealism is out of fashion." Gilane Tawadros, Director of the International Institute of Visual Arts, London

"Gallerie draws my attention to what I didn’t know or what I thought I never needed to know... it is positive and passionate." Mel Gooding, Art Critic, London

"Wonderful content and matchless production quality in all of India." Jyotindra Jain, Former Director of Crafts Museum, New Delhi

"I am enormously impressed with Gallerie. Knowing the constraints of producing such work in India, I am in full admiration for the courage and dedication with which it is produced. I hope this journal becomes a permanent feature in the Indian cultural landscape." Professor Pratapaditya Pal, Editor, Marg Publications

"A magnificient production as well as very discriminating and topically forceful presentations." Professor Amartya Sen, Nobel Laureate, Trinity College, Cambridge