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IFA Arts Practice Grants This is a national grant supporting innovative dance (any style), backing new work and ideas. Proposals...

The Dance of Shiva: Fourteen Indian Essays by Ananda Coomaraswamy Ananda Coomaraswamy’s The Dance of Shiva is a seminal collection of...

For many dancers, the voice becomes a hidden ally, helping internalize complex talas, embody abhinaya with greater clarity, and connect...

By Ayshwariya Lakshmi Dance nurtures a rare cultural intelligence - an awareness where empathy, creativity, and cross-cultural understanding come naturally. From HR managers who look for empathy and adaptability in diverse workplaces, to entrepreneurs who value creativity and cross-cultural understanding in their teams, cultural intelligence is emerging as a vital asset. In this article, we talk to HR Managers, Entrepreneurs, Business professionals, and Dancers on how the ski

By Archana Murali What does it mean to be a global dancer today? Bharatanatyam and other Indian classical artists today thrive across continents. From Toronto to US to Singapore and Europe, Indian classical dancers are shaping fresh identities, building audiences, and experimenting beyond borders, while still staying rooted in the essence of their art. We speak to a few global Indian dancers today to hear their perspectives on how they are shaping this evolving landscape. Bec

Konark Dance & Music Festival A spectacular cultural event in Odisha around the Sun Temple. Scheduled for December 1–5, 2025. India...

Celluloid Classicism: Tamil Cinema and the Making of Bharatanatyam This groundbreaking book explores the deep, often overlooked...

This article explores how journaling can become a powerful companion to your dance practice. From tracking subtle progress to processing...

Interview with Anand Satchidanandan This feature offers a rich and reflective look into the artistic journey of Anand Satchidanandan,...