The ‘why’ of the product matters much more than just ‘what’ – 20 quotes from Indian startup journeys
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Be open to constantly learning and reinventing. This is super critical for growth. - John Rogers, AB InBev
Accept that everyone will teach you something new. Be humble, be original, and learn to take constructive criticism. - Megha Sharma Singh, MayinArt
From limitations to liberation – how these MayinArt artists cope with the pandemic with a creative spirit yourstory.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from yourstory.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
The COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a severe blow to the
performing arts and fine arts industries. “Pre-Covid, we would physically meet as a team at least once a month with Singapore as the epicentre. But Covid altered our plans,” Avik Bandyopadhyay explains, in a chat with
YourStory.
“Although physical meets need to be restarted, virtual sessions do not impede productivity or passion,” he adds. All team members are available on instant messaging, and they are always in touch.
“One of the learnings from Covid was that for the first time, we realised that we all need to be sympathetic towards each of the team members,” Avik explains.
Remember to take a few steps back to move a few steps forward – 35 quotes of the week from Indian startup jo yourstory.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from yourstory.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
The artworks are priced from a few hundred dollars up to around $3,000.
Avik joins us in this three-part
interview on the vision, journey, achievements, and plans ahead for his art platform and community.
THE FLOWER GARDEN by Adha Widhayansyah
YourStory [YS]: What was the vision behind founding MayinArt, and how is it being fulfilled?
Avik Bandyopadhyay [AB]: It all started in the interiors of Indonesia. There we found that talented artists from the rural areas were creating beautiful art. We relished the richness and creativity of their art and culture but realised that they had limited resources to
market their work or communicate globally as their native language, Bahasa Indonesia, was the only language they could speak.