AI Musings on the Posthuman, India’s first solo exhibition of AI art, is on at the Emami Art Gallery in Kolkata.
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Category: Interviews
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Eshna Kutty, in Full Flow
There’s more to Eshnakutty than a viral video. The Delhi-based flow artiste is a psychology graduate and a post-graduate in dance movement therapy and says her ultimate aim is to make as many people join the flow movement.
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My Mohiniyattam Journey: Keiko Okano
Hailing from Tokyo, Japan, the writer Keiko Okano has been practising and performing Mohiniyattam in Kerala for more than a decade now, shuttling between Kerala and Tokyo. This is a brief story of her journey to Kerala, to becoming a Mohiniyattam dancer.
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Chitravina Narasimhan: “Children have an inborn talent for music.”
The guru Chitravina Narasimhan who has produced many prodigies and revolutionised teaching concepts in Carnatic, turned 80 this July. In 1969, at the famed hall of Madras Music Academy, a 30-month-old boy sprang a surprise in front of music luminaries. The little one was able to identify 325 ragas, including all the 72 Melkarthas, 175...
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Balaramabharatham: A Treasure Yet to be Explored
A versatile Mohiniyattam performer and a choreographer, Kalamandalam Rachitha expatiates on the intrinsic values of the book Balaramabharatham.
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‘To desire is to suffer’- The Buddhist Concept that Inspired Artist Deedee Cheriel
Deedee Cheriel is a visual artist based in Los Angeles. Her works recognise the urgency and conflict in the society
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“Being A Curator Means Finding The Right Thing” – Bose Krishnamachari
Internationally acclaimed artist and curator, Bose Krishnamachari is the founder member and president of Kochi Biennale Foundation. The vividness of his work extends to abstract paintings, figurative drawings, sculpture, photography, multimedia installations and architecture.
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‘Manipuri Dance is a Form of Worship’
Manipuri dancer and choreographer, Sinam Basu, has received many awards including Sangeet Natak Akademi’s Ustad Bismillah Khan Yuva Puraskar
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T K Murthy : Doyen of Mridangam (Part II)
In the second and final part of this interview Mridangam Maestro T K Murthy recollects his association with stalwart musicians of yesteryears.
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T K Murthy : Doyen of Mridangam (Part I)
Veteran mridanga vidwan Dr. T K Murthy, 96, recollecting his nine-decades-old percussion journey.
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