new culture – culture monks

December 13, 2019December 13, 2019

Foliage poems by Mukherjee Parnab

August 5, 2019August 6, 2019

who belongs in the Indian City? – an experiment in defining indian urbanity by conner singh vanderbeek

May 20, 2019July 29, 2019

possible poet and impossible poetry: navigating the contours of mental illness in performance art and a performance essay that is a performance text – by parnab mukherjee

January 13, 2019

you thant…u thant: an imagination fragment from the mind of the first non european secretary general of UN from 1961 to 1971 by parnab mukherjee

September 1, 2018September 1, 2018

a brief interview with janardan ghosh by rijita chatterjee

May 13, 2018May 13, 2018

come to the edge: the piracy drift – a set of essays curated by parnab mukherjee

February 11, 2018February 11, 2018

the murat nemet-nejat session

February 10, 2018May 13, 2018

“body revolution: intimate regeneration of the city” – an essay by oriana haddad

February 4, 2018May 13, 2018

city of fate : a novella by ch lady diana

January 30, 2018February 6, 2018

urban projections : a poem by mehk chakraborty

Testimonials


									
														“Wanted to thank you with all my heart. It was indeed one of its kind cathartic experience for me”. – participant from  Kathakoli storytelling workshop

													― Alakanda Chaterjee
											

										
														Alka Khanna : Thank you Culture Monks for introducing Story-telling. It is truly an art well organised and dealt with patient facilitators . Looking forward to further program organised by the mentors.

													― Alka Khanna
											

										
														Feedback on the workshop experience from one of the participants : ” the workshop was very productive and useful.It helped me to gain some basic knowledge and tips about how to click the best shots,which I will try to apply henceforth.It helped me to better my acting skills as well.Overall it was very cooperative and … 
Continue reading “amrapali _ participant in the children filmmaking course”

													― amrapali _ participant in the children filmmaking course
											

										
														Anandee Nivedita Thank you Culture Monk and the mentors to spread and reviving the ages old art form… Story telling…

													― Anandee Nivedita
											

										
														On Digambarim : Since a long I hadn’t attended this type of group theater especially who had working on the divine. But trust me ‘digambarim’ is one of the best of them and a story of good relative minor. Again you(& team) have done great pledge and specially “Bula da” saying rest things by his … 
Continue reading “Archisman Chatterjee”

													― Archisman Chatterjee
											

										
														On Digambarim : Mon, manan o deho ke ghire ek mayajal sristi kore ei Digambarim. Adhunik theatre r prokristo udahoron. Porichalok o kushilob der kurnish na janiye upay thake na.

													― Manas Basu
											

										
														It was a superb experience to see the expression of art and character come out so naturally…especially the music that was enmeshed as the base of the art.

													― Nelson Andrews
											

										
														Hi Janardan Ghosh, Nice article. I have dedicated a set time to read amazing pieces of information about Art and Culture. Coming across this blog was a great hope. Relevant information with the right amount of facts added to my knowledge base.

													― poojamehra1185
											

										
														On Digambarim : Digambarim is a very very experimental drama. It has an abstract flavour. Intellectual thought & marvellous acting also.  Main protagonist Sanchaita is very interesting & charming.

													― Rathin Manna
											

										
														So these are my biggest takeaways from the workshop.👇🏻🙂 Personal Learnings: 1.) The importance of warmup before any performance. This can be applied to any area in life. Eg: Everyday is a performance for me personally , so I do 15 mins of breathing based guided meditation daily; first thing in the morning before I … 
Continue reading “sudhyasheel sen  – kathakoli storytelling workshop participant”

													― sudhyasheel sen  – kathakoli storytelling workshop participant