PLEASE VISIT MY NEW WEBSITE - CLICK HERE. This site shows a sampling of my work in Poetry. I view my work as a whole, and though divided into categories broadly based on medium, they are not disparate. The categories only exist for your ease of navigation on this website. Unless otherwise stated, the content of this page is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3. A few useful tools to manage this Site.

Diese Website dient seit dem als Archiv unserer langjährigen Arbeit. Internationale Kunst-Projekte und Präsentationen, deren Schwerpunkt experimentelles, inter- und transdisziplinäres und kulturelles und soziopolitisches Forschen darstellt.

Click here to get more details on the BCP-NGMA initiative - series of walks, lectures and exhibition from 9th April to 23rd May 2010. Through the Looking Glass - 17 Feb to 3 March. Unless otherwise stated, the content of this page is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3. Click here to edit contents of this page. Watch headings for an edit link when available.

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Nameless Now, an electronic music and video-art project, is an amalgamation of original sounds - spoken word, electronic music, and inventive visual sentiment. Coming from distant geographies across South Asia, the artists in this project rely on advanced online digital technology to communicate and collaborate on developing the conceptual direction and content programming. Click here to edit contents of this page.

Neighbourhood Diaries is a collaborative project conceived by Krupa Rajangam. Based in Bangalore, the two of them initially collaborated on an open-to-public initiative by Max Mueller Bhavan the Bangalore City Project. Neighbourhood Diaries was a natural continuation of this idea seeded in the Bangalore City Project. The notion of documenting the oral, tangible and intangible heritage of neighbourhoods and making it publicly available on this website was born.

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