How do you tell a story as old as the Ramayana to an arena of thousands, and make it feel brand new? Diwali Story: The Journey of Ram, a dance musical presented by Sanatan Events, did just that with movement, music and a cast that never stops giving.
Diwali Story: The Journey of Ram Turned Wembley into Ayodhya Read More »
Somewhere between a garba lesson an her mum taking the stage, Divya Nebel turned a room with an audience into a community called Mirch Haus.
Community Isn’t a Buzzword at Mirch Haus. It’s a Dance Floor. Read More »
This South Asian Heritage Month, DominAsian speaks to sisters Samantha and Sabrina of Malligai Films about ‘Erasure’, a movement film fusing contemporary dance with South Indian Kuthu to explore erasure, trauma and resistance. Fully self funded, the film launches its crowdfunding campaign on 11th July, and support during this window helps bring it to life.
Samantha & Sabrina: The Sisters Behind Malligai Films And Their New Short ‘Erasure’ Read More »
Tamil Girls are C*nt: Reysha Rami welcomes us into her electronic sex music world discussing the surreal visual world she’s built around her persona, her breakthrough hits “Blackout” and “TurnMeOn.virus,” and what’s coming next with her “LOOK!” EP and new single “Like All Night.”
Reysha Rami: The Electronic Sex Artist Running The HyperPop and Club Scene Read More »
Writer‑director Rohan Kanawade turns personal loss into Cactus Pears (Sabar Bonda), a tender love story set during a ten‑day mourning ritual in rural India. He speaks to Saffah Anjum about queer intimacy, refusing to villainise families, and why being gay is not “Western”, it’s rooted in our own soil.
Q&A with Pravesa: The creator of Pardesi Zine, exploring the complexity of the British South Asian identity and the parallel relationship to Y2K aesthetics.
What happens when you take something that has always just been there and make it impossible to ignore?
Berlin and India based creative studio and magazine, Two Odd, and Indian design brand, Notice, found the answer in the Bangle Vase. A 200 piece limited drop that is as much a cultural statement as it is a design object.
Two Odd x Notice: The Collab That Transformed the Quiet Beauty of Bangles Read More »
In 1947, six artists in Bombay refused to let empire, partition, or a hostile art establishment define what South Asian creativity could look like and what they built still has something to teach us now.
Art As Defiance: The Bombay Progressive Artist’s Group (PAG) Read More »
Q&A with Humza Syed: The creative director and stylist pushing the boundaries of South Asian men.
Who Said South Asian Men Couldn’t Be Alt? A one-to-one with Humza Syed Read More »
Q&A with Bradistani Archivist Afzal Khan on reclaiming the Lost Internet of British-Pakistani Youth
Afzal Khan of ‘Aapne Zine’ on Reclaiming the Lost Internet of British-Pakistani Youth Read More »
