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SUMMARY:Queer(ing) Performance: CSGS Queer Performance Archive Launch
DESCRIPTION:The Centre for Studies in Gender and Sexuality would like to invite you to the launch of an archive of Queer Performance in India\, developed by CSGS and Young India Fellows Serene George\, Kehkasha\, and Heer Nimawat. The event "Queer(ing) Performance" will take place on Sunday\, the 4th of May\, from 4.30 PM to 7.30 PM at Kathika Cultural Centre\, Sitaram Bazaar\, Delhi. \nA stage – an act – a dance – a song – a story – an audience – a memory – a moving body of moving bodies.  Among existing queer archives\, we are India’s first archive of queer performance. Digital – globally accessible – dynamic – diverse – multilingual – a record of remembered and unremembered collective memory. \nThe archive\, launched as a part of the  Mapping Sexuality in India Project by CSGS emulates the fluidity of body\, space\, and language\, and actively questions form\, whether it is that of a performance\, or of an archive.  \nWe will begin the event with a brief introduction to the archive by Team CSGS and fellows Serene\, Kehkasha\, and Heer who have worked on its concept and compilation under the mentorship of CSGS as part of their Experiential Learning Module during their Young India Fellowship.  \nIntroductions will be followed by an engaging panel discussion on Archiving as Disruption with speakers Raqeeb Raza (Photographer\, Filmmaker\, Artist)\, Bishnupriya Paul (Professor in Theatre and Performance Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru’s School of Arts and Aesthetics)\, and Ankush Gupta (Filmmaker\, Artist). The panel will be moderated by CSGS Director Prof. Madhavi Menon. \nAfter the panel\, artist Sangram Mukhopadhyay will join us to deliver a beautiful performance piece\, and the event will be concluded with high tea at a quaint haveli right next door. \nWe cannot wait to see you there!
URL:https://www.ashoka.edu.in/event/queering-performance-csgs-queer-performance-archive-launch/
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SUMMARY:Be-longing
DESCRIPTION:Dear All\, \nThe Department of Visual Arts cordially invites you to  \nBe-longing  \nISM Exhibition by Muskaan Singhvi and Anshika Batnagar \nOpens Today\, May4 at 5pm \n(Exhibition continues May 5\, 11 AM – 5 PM) \nNote from Muskaan Singhvi and Anshika Batnagar \nBe-longing is a tactile exploration of home\, memory\, and the spaces in between. Created by two people who have held contrasting relationships with belonging\, the work reflects how we hold\, lose\, and return to the idea of home. We think of belonging not only as a feeling but also as a collection — of belongings. Objects\, textures\, scraps\, and fabrics carry the weight of presence and absence. This is not a search for one home\, but a quiet unfolding of questions: To belong — is it also to be in longing? When people are lost\, who remembers you? And when places disappear\, what remembers you? Walk along with us through this space\, and ask yourself: do you be-long? \n  \nAdvised by Srinivas Aditya Mopidevi \nWe look forward to welcoming you all Today at 5pm
URL:https://www.ashoka.edu.in/event/belonging/
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