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We start in 15 minutes.

Neha is a visual and performing artist living on a farm in rural Maharashtra. She has chosen to negotiate various roles — ceramicist, dancer, researcher, choreographer, collaborator — that inform one another and broaden her approach as an artist and maker. She places herself in her social, political, material, cultural, and physical environment through her work, sometimes playful, sometimes sombre, and often uses her body as the subject and object of her work, and as the tool for the making of it. Neha is a co-founder of beej a performing arts collective in Mumbai, and a co-curator of the Indian Ceramics Triennale.

Gaurav’s latest career iteration is as the co-founder of a true-stories based media company called All Things Small, a Rainshine Entertainment company. ATS finds and produces the best, most compelling non-fiction from the Indian subcontinent, in a variety of formats and on every platform imaginable. Gaurav is COO as well as head of the audio production division.

We meet in half an hour.

Friends,

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we’re rescheduling today’s TGP Sessions.

We’ll come back on 8th May with a Goa Spotlight, and then, on 22nd May, we have an in-person event — all fates permitting — in Bangalore, so those of you who are there or who plan to be, do mark the date in your calendars. More on on that in a bit.

See you on the 8th!

Lina is an independent art historian and curator with two decades of experience in arts management. She has worked on projects that highlighted plural, multi-layered approaches, with a focus on inclusivity and collaboration in public arts engagement. It has resulted in interconnected bodies of research and curation that bring together diverse voices, modes of expression, and interfaces for dialogue. The focus areas of her research extend to arts education, printmaking history and practice, the documentation of living traditions and folk arts in India, and environmental consciousness in the arts. Her current practice foregrounds sustained engagement with material culture and social history, seen through acts of community interaction, pedagogical interventions; archiving and interpretation.

Gurpreet has established and managed the very successful store People Tree in Delhi and Goa. The store supports fair trade in the crafts and provides a retail platform to many creative practitioners. She is one of the core team of Goa Open Arts.

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Dear TGPians who are also Bangalore residents or who might happen to be visiting the city on 22nd May,

We are hosting an in-person session in WeWork Galaxy, Residency Road (Room 5H) (location: https://goo.gl/maps/46WoB8huTtX9ATLd9) on the 22nd May from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.

The theme is the history and traditions, the art and culture of Bangalore. We will have up to three speakers (names and topics out soon) with time for Q&A, and, of course, time for informal chat and the off-stage conversations that are an intrinsic part of TGP.

The venue can host up to 20 people and it is mandatory for us to provide a guest list in advance, so if you would like to attend, please let us know here: https://forms.gle/GX39zFefQYWMaYhCA