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Into The Unknown: Eight musicians and one growing sound

If you ask Into The Unknown what kind of band they are, you might hear a few different answers. Tamil? Sometimes. Malayali? They have opened for Thaikkudam Bridge. Bollywood? Hindi...

Dr Vikrant Kishore: “Talking about casteism is talking about humanity”

“I never meant to make this film, but caste has a way of travelling borders quietly,” narrates Dr Vikrant Kishore near the start of...

Three artists, one timeless Hampi

When three Melbourne creatives - two photographers and a painter - travelled to Hampi, India, earlier this year, they could scarcely have imagined the...

Dalit and First Nations voices meet and shine at Adelaide Fringe

This year’s Adelaide Fringe was different. The iconic arts festival where thousands of performances compete for attention, the presentation ‘We Belong’ did something rare...

When stillness stole the spotlight: Nandana Nithin’s arrangetram

Nandana Nithin Did Krishna, Rama, Shiva, Hanuman - and so many others - ever truly exist? One wonders. Perhaps they live not in history, but...

Classrooms, cosmos and everything in between

Urvi Majumdar, Rao Morusupalli Urvi Majumdar spends her days teaching in a classroom; Rao Morusupalli studies the stars. This year, both step onto the stage...

Bedtime stories and bookworms: The art of Indian storytelling

I recall late nights, pleading with my dad to let me stay up just an hour longer to hear another story. These weren’t tales...

Biennale of Sydney 2026: all the South Asian links

Biennale of Sydney 2026 The Sydney Biennale is back and this year’s festival proudly showcases artists who have made it their life’s work to explore...

I borrowed my first books in Mumbai. Now, Sydney’s libraries are home

Love of libraries The long arm of the library has made a writer of me. This long arm, a composite of many libraries, created the...

‘I was prepared to shoot this on an iPhone’: Bina Bhattacharya on ‘From All Sides’

A middle-aged, multiracial couple convene in a swinger’s bar, have a spectacular orgy, and then argue with their kids about fabric softener - it’s...

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Into The Unknown: Eight musicians and one growing sound

Dr Vikrant Kishore: “Talking about casteism is talking about humanity”

Three artists, one timeless Hampi

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