T. M. Krishna: Diversity in Art Classrooms Will Change Conversations About Art
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- Singer, author and public figure T M Krishna has been spreading his message of the need for more democratisation of high art in all kinds of innovative ways. He has sung in a fishermen’s colony, incorporate popular music in his repertoire and now, in his latest book, Reshaping Art, he robustly argues the need to take art out of the academies and elite festivals and reach out to the population at large.
Here, Krishna speaks to Sidharth Bhatia about his book and the need for debate on these themes. He ends the discussion with a rendition of Poromboke, a song that speaks of concerns that are at once contemporary and universal. Click here to support The Wire: yt.orcsnet.com...
Interesting
Pls stop using plastic water bottles on such occasions.why don't u use eco friendly copper water bottles.
Copper is cool and not suitable those having fungle issue
It kill bacteria but increase fungle in body
So copper only work well for some
Only glass bottle and steel bottle are safe
They are too great to be thinking about water bottles.they are exempt from such mundane considerations.
Good observation. Should be considered. That is not the focus of the conversation
Mere verbiage. just showing off jargon. know nothing about art.mere talk.no body is interested.seem to be enjoying own farrago.
I seriously ask you,,what do you know about art...? T.M. is a Master in his own field and not a half-baked artist..and when he raises serious concerns that matter to art and society of today we need to listen to him and question our own understanding and notions of art.
Blaise SJ you seem to have mistaken sputtering of bombastic jargon for art.that is not art.art is never off pitch,off key,off tune.
Don’t hate for the sake of criticism. Highlight the areas objectively. Let us be open and considerate when we exchange views. Can agree to disagree. Can’t call anyone names