Lina Vincent  is an independent art historian and curator with almost two decades experience in arts management. She is committed to socially engaged practices that reflect in multidisciplinary projects she has developed . The focus areas of her research and writing extend to projects with arts education, printmaking history and practice,  documentation of living traditions and folk arts in India, and more importantly environmental consciousness in the arts. Lina has been associated with several  major projects and curatorial consultancies including  “Between the Lines: Identity, Place and Power” — Selections from the Waswo X. Waswo collection of Indian printmaking, with an accompanying publication (NGMA Bengaluru, Mumbai-2011-13); ‘Vernacular, in the Contemporary’ I & II, with Jackfruit Research and Design (Devi Art Foundation 2010-12); . She also initiated and headed the Piramal Residency Artist Incubator Programme (2019-20) and is working on ‘GOA FAMILIA’ an ongoing archival documentation project for Serendipity Arts Foundation.