Three Questions to a JNU Professor
The disruptive nature of humanities and social science research may be the key to breaking fascist myths
Month: September 2018
Cityspeak: Between the Architectures of Exclusion and Subversion
How do cities contribute to the creation and propagation of the ideas of exclusion and inequality?
Music as Universal Language: A Lovely Thought; A Dangerous Proposal!
Not THE theory of music, but A theory of SOME music! A Music Adventurer warns against the comfort of training within disciplines
Getting Serious with Comedy!
From joking about sanitary napkins to sexual hygiene, listen to Comedian Aditi Mittal’s rebellious engagement with topics of taboo
Enabling the Right to Discard: The Evolving Language of Music
Karnatik music needs to strip itself off its sociocultural baggage in order to become an expression relevant for our times
Equality as Experience, Not Just a Word
From her living quarters to her art work, Performance Poet Heike Fiedler lives a radical life
If You Keep Women Out, They Get Resentful
For the first time ever, view a gallery of artist-activists Guerrilla Girls on an Indian publication
Pity the Fool that Made the Pity in You Prosper: Giving Dissent a New Voice
As a new wave of Hip Hop spreads across the vernaculars, is it developing into a new language of youth protest?
The LILA Rushes
Come home to the Inter-Actions algorithm – the secret codes of our play at work revealed!
