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The Khirkee Storytelling Project #4: Khirkee Recording Studio
You see me, I’m not a black nigga, My mind is pure like ivory Translated from a spontaneous rap in French by a young man from Ivory Coast, these words rang louder in […] August 12, 2017, swati janu

khirkee dialogues
Aagaaz, incorporated as a trust in 2015, already existed as an idea & action on the ground for five years preceding its formal registration. An arts based organization, Aagaaz creates inclusive learning spaces that nurture […] July 18, 2017, Web Admin

the making of a Something
-Ashmita Chatterjee There is a difference between what an artist does and what a work of art does. The former creates something, makes an idea manifest in a form other than the one it was […] June 12, 2017, Ashmita Chatterjee

inbetweens
-Ashmita Chatterjee On our second day here, Tanaya walked across the street and got her hair closely cropped by the barber who sits right across the building, on the street side. It was incredible […] May 31, 2017, Ashmita Chatterjee

The Khirkee Storytelling Project #3: Phoneshop in Khirkee Voice
Phone Recharge ki Dukaan features on Khirkee Awaaz this month! May 11, 2017, swati janu

Landscape as Evidence: Artist as Witness at Fast Forward Festival, Athens
Saturday 13 May, 4:45 PM at the Onassis Cultural Centre, Athens Following the staging of Landscape as Evidence: Artist as Witness in April in New Delhi, Radha Mahendru of Khoj, Zuleikha Chaudhari, theatre director, and Norma […] May 5, 2017, Web Master

Announcing the PEERS 2017 Artists in Residence
We’re very pleased to announce our artists in residence for Peers 2017: Ashish Dhola Tanaya Kundu Sagar Shiriskar Sahil Naik Vrishali Purandare Ashmita Chatterjee (critic) Special Thanks to the jury for Khoj 2017: Arunkumar HG, […] May 5, 2017, Web Master

Khoj Games at Southbank Centre’s Alchemy Festival
19 May – 29 May 2017 at Southbank Centre, London The Southbank Centre’s Alchemy Festival showcases the dynamic creativity and cultural connections between South Asia and the UK. For this year’s edition of the festival, […] May 5, 2017, Web Master

The Khirkee Storytelling Project #2: Looking out from my Khirkee
More than a city of djinns, Delhi today exists as a city of migrants and refugees. Its map is a patchwork of diverse communities – from Karol Bagh, Punjabi Bagh and other colonies in the […] April 27, 2017, swati janu

The Khirkee Storytelling Project #1: ‘Ae Balma Biharwala’
Another SUV backs into another narrow lane Another brawl breaks out in front of another chai stall Another road is being dug to lay another sewage line Another shop opens on another busy street. This […] March 5, 2017, swati janu

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