Reading Poetry to Read Ourselves: A celebration of Ghalib’s Poetry

In her critically acclaimed one-woman play titled Unveiled, she demonstrates her power as a storyteller while portraying four veiled Asian women whose lives have been drastically impacted by 9/11.In the highly entertaining performance that is laced with humor, she tackles the issues of racial bias, bigotry and negative stereotyping that continue to trigger violence nationwide.

A collaborative live performance with the artist and several Chicago based actors, dancers, visual artists and musicians to work. During the experiential event performance art was employed emotively and the audience was free to move through the space, amidst the sculptures while the performance occurs.

A cultural collaboration between South Asia Institute and Korean Cultural Center of Chicago

What happens when Indian sarod and tabla meet Middle Eastern oud and darbuka?

Carrying the flame of Afghanistan's rich and complex musical heritage