Kali Chandrasegeram
Fascia in Faschion-Let the Body Lead
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…
A 1000 Paper Cuts-Prathiba Batley
‘When she tore those papers, they looked like rose petals’
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.…
Khoj: The Search So Far
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.…
Kalpana Raghuraman- Walking the Pathless Path
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…
Between 8 and 1 -Street Dance in Dialogue with Bharatanatyam
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…
Dance Defies Boundaries
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.…
Shilpanatanam: Innovating classical art while maintaining its depth
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…
Hemantika… and Beyond!
By Sanjeevini Dutta Image: Simon Richardson As part of the Southbank Centre’s vibrant South Asian Sounds Festival, the Sujata Banerjee Dance Company joins forces with Geetanjali Fine Arts Academy to…
Kokuho: Holding a Mirror to classical arts
By: Sanjeevini Dutta The Japanese film ‘Kokuho’ is currently playing in mainstream cinemas and I was lucky to stumble upon it. It blew me away, not only for the riveting…
Kaana Kann Koti Vendum: On Seeing and Being Seen in Art
Image credit: Robert Golden | Featured: Sasha Krohn and Vidya Thirunarayan Dance artist and ceramicist Vidya Thirunarayan reflects on how art works reveal themselves by the quality of the attention…
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