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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...

Vedika Rampal in the Blake Art Prize 2026: Art, identity, and history

Vedika Rampal A virtual visit to Hampi in southern India is featured in Sydney-based artist Vedika Rampal’s Blake Art Prize for works with religious and...

Gayathri’s Vaishnava Janato: where devotion, dance and storytelling meet

Gayathri Vaishnava Janato It was almost 17 years ago that I attended Gayathri’s arangetram under her guru Dr Chandrabhanu OAM, and reviewed it for IndianLink....

Drishti Tolani’s My Little Dharma series

Drishti Tolani In Drishti Tolani’s book “Tied Up with Love,” a young boy visits a children’s hospital to tie rakhis. In “Let’s Get Lit for...

Nishant Mittal: The vinyl archivist bringing Indian grooves to Perth

nishant mittal I’ve always been a massive Usha Iyer (Uthup) fan. It was her much requested Auwa Auwa that first introduced me to her irresistible...

Meet Talwinder, the graffiti artist repainting heritage

Talwinder Singh’s never been the kind of guy to ponder and scrutinise. He much prefers freeform, impulse driven expression, the best philosophy for an...

Sahib Rana turns migrant life into comedy gold

When Sahib Rana took the stage in Queensland for ‘Escape from Brisbane’ (from Feb 9 to 15), his latest stand-up outing alongside Vietnamese-Australian comic...

Chordi: Abhijit Pal’s stitched letters to a sister, from Melbourne

Photography, Kantha embroidery and Bengali typography all come together in Melbourne artist Abhijit Pal’s exhibition Chordi (Bengali for ‘elder sister’) at the Kingston Arts...

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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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