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Christopher Gurusamy: A dancer making an emotional connection

  Christopher Gurusamy is a Bharatanatyam soloist based between Sydney and Chennai, who trained at the prestigious Kalakshetra institution, performing internationally to critical acclaim. Named...

Diwali arts competition: Design our 2024 Diwali greeting card!

  It’s back again: Indian Link’s annual Diwali arts competition for kids! Like every year, we are seeking out the youngest artists in our community across Australia....

Review: The Peripheral by Sydney’s Natak Mandli

  When Dinsha Palkhiwala heard Meena Mahanty Kumar talk about her book The Peripheral, he felt a strong urge to take it to the stage. “It’s...

Review: Counting and Cracking

  Counting and Cracking, written by S.Shakthidharan and directed by Eamon Flack is an expansive tale which simultaneously delves into the intimate dynamics of family...

Review: Jyotsna Jyoti’s ‘An Artful Evening‘

  As a comment on contemporary Indian-Australian society, the characters in Jyotsna Jyoti’s play An Artful Evening are easily identifiable.  On the one hand we have...

Growing Up Indian In Australia: Review

  The wonderful thing about anthologies is the sheer variety on offer; there’s something for everyone, an assortment of voices all pointing in their own...

‘King James‘: An intimate story of male friendship

  The play King James is not about the King of Scotland or the King of basketball Le Bron James. It’s about two American basketball...

Tara Rajkumar: A life devoted to dance

  It couldn’t have been a more fitting felicitation for Melbourne dancer and dance teacher Tara Rajkumar OAM as she marked 40 years in the...

Jasnoor Kaur, 14, is a Young Archie finalist

  In a remarkable display of young talent, Jasnoor Kaur has been named a finalist in the prestigious Young Archie competition by the Art Gallery...

Viraj Tandon, 12, is back at the Young Archie this year

  When Sydney-based artist Margaret Ackland got to know that 12-year-old Viraj Tandon is a 2024 Young Archie finalist, she messaged him, “That’s amazing, although...

Zomi Frankcom lives on – in a giant Melbourne mural

  "Thlamuangin chawl rawh se". That’s what we’d say about Zomi Frankcom in her native Mizo language: May she rest in peace. A giant mural has...

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