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Read more about the article Take a Pause: Where creativity meets healthcare
Mansi and Manuela conducting a workshop with the audience

Take a Pause: Where creativity meets healthcare

  • Post published: October 28, 2026
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Image: Source, Credit: Vipul Sangoi By Sanjeevni Iyer What if creativity could change how you live and interpret your pain? What if it could collaborate with healthcare? At Take a…

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Read more about the article Fascia in Faschion 2: When the body talks, screams or cries…Listen!
Kali Chandrasegaram with detail Myofascial Meridien Tom Myers

Fascia in Faschion 2: When the body talks, screams or cries…Listen!

  • Post published: October 24, 2026
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By Kali Chandrasegaram Pain is like a baby crying for attention. What do we do when a baby cries? The initial response is to pick the baby up, rock the…

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Read more about the article Who Is Really Shaping South Asian Dance?
The Way We See Ourselves- Image credit: Graeme Braidwood

Who Is Really Shaping South Asian Dance?

  • Post published: October 23, 2026
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By Shane Shambhu. When we see ourselves (2026) Image Credit: Graeme Braidwood Back in 2019, during an interview for Pulse’s The Banyan Tree Project, I was adamant that I didn’t…

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Read more about the article Fascia in Faschion-Let the Body Lead
Kali Chandrasegeram

Fascia in Faschion-Let the Body Lead

  • Post published: October 7, 2026
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By Kali Chandrasegaram “Let the body lead” is a quote by Balbir Singh on one of his company’s photo docs for health and wellbeing above my photo with wings. I…

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Read more about the article ‘When she tore those papers, they looked like rose petals’
A 1000 Paper Cuts-Prathiba Batley

‘When she tore those papers, they looked like rose petals’

  • Post published: October 1, 2026
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Images credit: John Slemensk Sanjeevni Iyer attended Prathiba Batley's new solo work 'A Thousand Paper Cuts', and met up with the artist later to discuss the making of the piece.…

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Read more about the article Khoj: The Search So Far

Khoj: The Search So Far

  • Post published: September 23, 2026
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Urja Desai Thakore, Artistic Director of Pagrav Dance lays bare the questions and puzzles that need to be solved in the making of the company’s new production Khoj- The search.…

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Read more about the article Kalpana Raghuraman- Walking the Pathless Path

Kalpana Raghuraman- Walking the Pathless Path

  • Post published: September 4, 2026
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For much of her career, the Dutch choreographer Kalpana Raghuraman has weaved through many worlds. Image : Source, credit: Michael Schnater Born in the Netherlands to South Indian parents and…

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Read more about the article Between 8 and 1 -Street Dance in Dialogue with Bharatanatyam

Between 8 and 1 -Street Dance in Dialogue with Bharatanatyam

  • Post published: August 21, 2026
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Adhish Arul practices street, hip-hop, and a range of African dances in London and the UK. Originally from Pondicherry, he came to London via Chennai. Adhish started learning street dance…

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Read more about the article Dance Defies Boundaries

Dance Defies Boundaries

  • Post published: July 9, 2026
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How young contemporary artists are drawing on Indian dance techniques to enhance their performance. Featured in image: Micol Giovannini-top left; Rosa Lieckens-top right; Guilia Carastro bottom-left; Jingqui Ma bottom left.…

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Read more about the article Shilpanatanam: Innovating classical art while maintaining its depth

Shilpanatanam: Innovating classical art while maintaining its depth

  • Post published: July 5, 2026
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By: Meghana B for Line & Verse As a student of bharatanatyam and an appreciator of the classical arts, I am drawn to the aesthetics of its repertoire that has…

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