Entrepreneur at 12, Pioneer for Life
Lori Thicke has engaged in a true Renaissance Act – not just connecting a diverse set of people, but also making these connections more meaningful
Month: September 2018
Heike Fiedler: Demystifying Poetry
Performance Poet Heike Fiedler talks to Inter-Actions about her rebellious engagement with words, sounds and visuals towards making poetry
One Starfish to the Sea: Not the ‘Blind Girl’, but the ‘Girl Who Is Blind’
Can ‘special’ and ‘different’ ever be enabling terms when those who are thus described ‘feel’ disabled and patronised?
Guerrilla Girls: The Conscience of the Art World and Beyond
The ground-breaking artist-activists Guerrilla Girls in conversation with Inter-Actions about why they believe no one is free till everyone is free!
The Guerrilla Mask-ulinity: Deinstitutionalising the ‘F’ Word
Read Rizio’s in-depth introduction to the radical mission and modes of the American artist-activists group, Guerrilla Girls
Gandhi, the Eternal Interpreter
A meditation on the integral role translation as a connecting act had played in shaping MK Gandhi’s cultural and political vision
The Economy and Economics of MK Gandhi’s Style
Gandhi scholar Tridip Suhrud converses with Inter-Actions about how understanding and promoting Gandhi’s ‘economy’ might be our pluralistic country’s way to true socioeconomic freedom and cultural rejuvenation.
The Style that is MK Gandhi: Factual as Factual Can Be; Actual as Actual Can Be
Gopalkrishna Gandhi converses with Inter-Actions about MK Gandhi’s bani — “classical, modest, clear, and altogether masterful”
The Language of Testimony: Two Reconfigurations of Trauma Narrative
Can justice be total when survivors’ testimonials can never narrate the ultimate trauma — the untold horror of Death?
The Curious Language of the Curator: The Art of Translating Artworld(s)
How does communal ownership shape fearless perspectives in the arts? A promising Curator talks about the ethical imperatives in the artworld
