Archive - Macabre Museum of Berkana

At Stranger’s Grave

An Elegy For What Has Not Yet Come to Pass

Nov 13, 2023 •

Swarnali Mukherjee

February 2023

Insidious Sanctuary for the Misfits

Stories from the Forgotten Victorian Mental Asylums

Feb 12, 2023 •

Swarnali Mukherjee

July 2022

Swaying between Hope and Despair

Reflections on Fatherly Love and Honouring those who Lost it Early

Jul 4, 2022 •

Swarnali Mukherjee

April 2022

Her Hungry Skin with Star and Moon

Stories of the Forgotten Armenian Girls Enslaved by the Ottoman Empire

Apr 24, 2022 •

Swarnali Mukherjee

March 2022

Stories from a Forgotten Colonial Genocide

Mar 21, 2022 •

Swarnali Mukherjee

October 2021

Walking Invisible - An Essay on Street Children of Lebanon

We need more art to provoke and catalyze change

Oct 30, 2021 •

Swarnali Mukherjee

September 2021

The Ghosts of Dak Bungalows and their Favorite Curries

The post-colonial nostalgia that haunts the concrete remains of the British Empire

Sep 4, 2021 •

Swarnali Mukherjee

August 2021

I know Why the Caged Beast Roars

Some handpicked sordid tales of our collective atrocities on tigers and the consequences that await us.

Aug 7, 2021 •

Swarnali Mukherjee

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